“Letter From Birmingham Jail” written by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was composed to give his moral stance of the injustice, taking place during the time period of 1963 in the United States. The letter focuses directly on the inequality concerning the black community in Birmingham, Alabama. In order to show the importance of equality and racial justice he ambitiously uses rational, ethical, and emotional appeals throughout the letter. Dr. Martin Luther King Junior’s thesis expresses the reasoning of why he is in Birmingham and the relevance of his appearance. Injustice is happening in Birmingham and he cannot live life, pretending to not be troubled about the matters surrounding him. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,”
