I have a dream is one of the famous powerful speech in the world. The general idea of the speech was about protests against racial discrimination and promote equality between, white and blacks. The success of the speech not only because of the quality of writing but it is also determined by how the speaker deliver the message, how well a person choose and use his Talk Card. I identify there are three different Talk Card that Martin Luther King Jr. used to communicate his idea. Each transformation from one to other card paly, required the audience to also change their cards. The environment that Martin Luther King gives in the beginning is full of vehement as he stands with high power tension, full of spirit and fervent. He protests and criticized the inequality that the blacks people experienced even after the American promised to stop all those thigs. Recalls to the Emancipation Proclamation that has not been fulfield and remain ignored since there are no changes among political, social and economic live for the minority, the blacks. Thus trough the speech, he speaks and demand for justice, equality, and equal rights as citizen. He noticeably burns the black …show more content…
There are changes in the way of speaking, he turns to low power, softer, less intense and warmheartedly. Just like a way of minister speak, teach, or preach to his parish. A lot of portion from the speech are religious, Christianity basis. Repeatedly he mentions the word “Children of God” to emphasizing that both races are equal on the eyes of God thus there should not be any segregation between them. Another example is occurring in a long text which almost at the end of the speech Martin Luther King Jr. (1963) “I have a dram today… I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hull and mountain shall be made low. The rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made