I conducted my research by going through a rhetorical analysis of his speech to find what points he wanted to emphasize and who those points were directed to. What I found was that Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for the social, political, and economic equality of African Americans by involving different audiences such as blacks, allies, legislators, and opponents to black freedom whom he knew would hear the speech either in person or through the media to join him in his dream of a better America. He hoped to see a world: where people of all races can have an equal opportunity to voice their opinions in politics, political equality, where people of all races would be payed the same for the same work, economic equality, and that the economic and political equalities would manifest into people of all races having the same opportunity to succeed and thrive, social equality. I then found how each equality discussed intersected with the audience he addressed to understand why he discussed his concerns with each of those specific communities. This tied into the overarching goal of attaining freedom for African Americans as when there is equality, no one majority can have control or dominance over a minority and therefore is a freedom to follow whatever path one…