"Letter from Birmingham Jail" by Martin Luther King Jr. (1963): List 2

Imprisoned in April 1963 for protesting segregation, Martin Luther King Jr. wrote this letter to affirm that nonviolent civil disobedience was essential to achieving the goals of the Civil Rights Movement. Read the full text of the letter here.

This list covers vocabulary in paragraphs 13-22 of the letter.

12 words 718 learners

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