Despite the main idea of the letter being given to the eight ministers, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. also, unintentionally or not, wrote this letter to for other groups of people. People such as other members of the church as well as those who were not standing up for their own, or their neighbor's freedom. Out of the many criticisms mentioned, they all had the same idea that instead of standing up for themselves, African Americans of the time should have said nothing and kept their heads down. However, there were still people doing this while their friends and family risked their everything to simply walk down the street.
The letter’s main base was to explain and contrast the complaints of the church with what was really happening. Most of
The letter’s main base was to explain and contrast the complaints of the church with what was really happening. Most of