Intelligent people use vocabulary that represents what is in their mind and physically connects our hearts to their message. Martin Luther King Jr the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference was arrested Friday April 12, 1963 for demonstrating in Birmingham, Alabama. Where he commenced to write a letter called Letter From Birmingham Jail, to a white clergymen, who wrote about the King’s arrest saying it was “unwise and untimely.” Which lead to John F. Kennedy’s first time publicly speaking upon civil rights to the country. We, being human, utilize words to impact or even rouse change in individual-lives. In this case Martin Luther KIng Jr. fighting against the law about injustice and was able to change John F. Kennedy’s mind. …show more content…
Martin Luther King Jr declares an essential message is “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” In my very own words that message means if no one calls them out on it the first time they’re going to think they could get away with it again. It's important that we all compel that everyone matters no matter what community or state they live in. An additional quote that stood out was “This ’wait’ has almost always meant ‘never.’” Express in other word is even though the government deplore the issue, they’re going to say “yes” or “wait” just so the unhappy civilians can stop taking direct actions. It's important because people are being oppressed based in their