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Rhetorical Analysis Of I Have A Dream Speech

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Next, at the very end of the speech Martin Luther King uses a hopeful mood to give a message of hope for Negros; then, he talks about the future and how one day freedom will “ring” from all across the United Stated and all people of different races will be able to give hands and be brothers and sisters. As king said “I have a dream that one day on the red hill of Georgia sons of the former slaves and the sons of former slave-owner will be able to set down together at the table of brother hood”(4). King tries his best on the speech to transmit hopes for black people and also make the people sympathize with Negros, dislike racism and then be fill with the hope of new world without racism. King paints a big picture of his vision and hope in
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