The letter from Birmingham jail was a letter written by Martin Luther King Jr. that addresses racism and how he feels about it. In the letter, Martin Luther KIng Jr. explains the difficult things about having colored skin in 1963 when he wrote the letter. Furthermore he gives an abundance of examples throughout the letter about how colored men and woman were treated badly in different ways. He also uses strong language and complex diction to make the letter immensely better and more descriptive. Also in the letter, Martin Luther King Jr. writes about the struggle that people with colored skin had to go through. Moreover people with colored skin were limited to their freedom because they couldn’t go to places that were restricted to their race.
