Arnold, Armani Mr. Shipp English 2, Block 4 8/29/24 Justification In the "I Have a Dream" speech during the March on Washington in 1962, Martin Luther King Jr. shared his ideas for a racially mixed and peaceful America. His speech was full of hope and positivity. It uses strong images along with key ideas to highlight his dream of equality and freedom. In King's tone, it is inspirational and aims to unite people and motivate them towards peaceful change. On the other hand, the “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” written earlier in 1963, is a direct appeal. King addresses people who criticized his actions in Birmingham to defend the nonviolent protest he was conducting. His letter is more of an argument, explaining why it’s right and fair to peacefully