During the time of the early 1960’s, Birmingham had more “unsolved bombings of Negro homes and churches than any other city in the nation” (353). Martin Luther King Jr. proves that his actions in Birmingham were both wise and timely by demonstrating that waiting for justice means it often never occurs, by showing that oppressed people must have an outlet for their anger in order to prevent violence, and by illustrating that Birmingham left the African-American people no alternative but to demonstrate.
King shows and proves that his actions in Birmingham were both wise and timely by demonstrating that waiting for justice sometimes means it never occurs. King shows that freedom and justice must be demanded because it will never be given and
King shows and proves that his actions in Birmingham were both wise and timely by demonstrating that waiting for justice sometimes means it never occurs. King shows that freedom and justice must be demanded because it will never be given and