The Speech I Have A Dream By Martin Luther King

The speech” I have a dream” by Martin Luther king, was delivered in August 28 1963 at Lincoln Memorial Washington D.C, is one of the most powerful speech in American history. The speech is powerful and the tone fluctuates mainly between pathos and logos. Also, the speaker provided argumentative speech by addressing reasons and supports for his argument. In addition, he represented the other point of view for his demand of racial justice. However, the words were simple, but the speech varies from the treatise style to the poetic one. In my essay, I will argue how powerful the speech was by illustrating the supporting points in it, the modality of the speech. Moreover, the speaker’s word choice which conveyed his message as well as, why I select this speech. First and foremost, I selected this speech because the speech is considered as a turning point in the civil right movement for racial justice, however; the speech was directed to the whole nation in all states and not for black people only, which strength the speech providing it with publicity. In addition, the speech was delivered …show more content…
Negro demands racial justice and freedom Right Now. Furthermore, King developed his topic by providing reasons for his claim. He stated that Negro has miserable life and it is sham for America since, every American should deserve the right of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Nevertheless, slavery is everywhere in the country in all states in hill, mountains and plains. From my point of view they are strong reasons for his demand of racial justice and it is the time to get rise and ask for freedom not only for today’s Negro but also for the future