Why Is Martin Luther King Jr Wrong

As it is known by many people in history and in religion, Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the Black Clergymen who struggled tooth and nail to bring to an end the segregation and racism which had existed in the United States of America for decades. He together with other Black Americans and the Negros believed that all human beings were equal before God and that there was no reason for segregating people based on their skin color or based on the language they speak.
The fight staged by Martin Luther King together with his allies to deliberate themselves from the jaws of racism and segregation resulted into several people being killed, jailed, or injured during demonstrations or picketing. In the year 1963, King together with his group led a demonstration in the city of Washington. He termed the demonstration a nonviolent type, meaning they were not supposed to destroy any property or disrupt the businesses of people. It is during that nonviolent demonstration that King was arrested and thrown behind bars. When inside the jail cells, he wrote a letter to respond to an earlier letter he received from the fellow clergymen who accused him of taking actions prematurely …show more content…
He was criticizing the Administrations which were doing little to address segregation although many African Americans were affected, a fact that led to picketing hence arrest and detention of King. Similarly, he criticized the church and the religious leaders who despite understanding how unethical segregation was, did nothing to support the campaign against racism and segregation. Moreover, his letter was also informing the same Administration that oppressed people can never remain forever oppressed. They must one day deliberate themselves. In this, he meant that even if they would be scared by death and prison, they would never relent to the pressures of police force until one day they shall become