This is the source from which I read and analyzed the full text of Martin Luther King’s “I have a dream speech”. Since, this speech was the focus of my paper and thesis question, it was important to read the speech in its entirety and analyze where King used relational theology concepts. This source essentially prints the King’s legendary speech in a proper format and view. The speech is available on the site of “International Business Times” which is a leading online resource for important news and current events. I consider this to be a credible source as I found it upon my search on my Rutgers University site. The article in which the speech is presented is credited to a writer called “Howard Koplowitz”. Upon researching him it was clear
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"Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s." Rutgers University Library. Salem Press Encyclopedia, 1 Jan. 2015. Web. 17 Mar. 2015. The article on the Civil Rights Movement and March on Washington was sourced from the Rutgers University Site in order to understand the vast history behind the African American struggle for freedom. It is a credible and factual resource for tracing the main events and the reasons behind the state of African-American people in America. The author of this article is Carl L Bankston. In order to make sure that the facts are credible, I have researched the author. Carl Bankston is a reputed writer and sociologist who has written and edited several books and articles on African-American history and struggle. This source is simply a factual source for me to form some background on why Martin Luther King made his speech and it helps me appreciate the true motive behind the speech. The March on Washington and Civil Rights Movements were both important precursors to King’s speech and it was essential to gain as much information on these as possible. The connector question of my thesis also attempts to understand the effect of King’s speech on the Civil Rights movement. Hence, this was an important aspect to be researched in order to complete my
"Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s." Rutgers University Library. Salem Press Encyclopedia, 1 Jan. 2015. Web. 17 Mar. 2015. The article on the Civil Rights Movement and March on Washington was sourced from the Rutgers University Site in order to understand the vast history behind the African American struggle for freedom. It is a credible and factual resource for tracing the main events and the reasons behind the state of African-American people in America. The author of this article is Carl L Bankston. In order to make sure that the facts are credible, I have researched the author. Carl Bankston is a reputed writer and sociologist who has written and edited several books and articles on African-American history and struggle. This source is simply a factual source for me to form some background on why Martin Luther King made his speech and it helps me appreciate the true motive behind the speech. The March on Washington and Civil Rights Movements were both important precursors to King’s speech and it was essential to gain as much information on these as possible. The connector question of my thesis also attempts to understand the effect of King’s speech on the Civil Rights movement. Hence, this was an important aspect to be researched in order to complete my