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With the history of the black plight in mind, King leads us into his empowering purpose for presenting this argument. He brings the Constituti
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As King concludes his purpose he begins to paint a vivid picture in our eyes. His goal is to instill brotherhood and a sense of urgency unto everyone that today is our day. ” The check is written for the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness that all men are entitled to under our Constitution and Declaration of Independence. His dream of freedom will live on in every moment of America’s past and future struggle for a land of liberty and justice.
Martin Luther King’s vision is the very reality in which we are living today; a time of equality and harmony for people of all races. In this future we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day. He ends his discourse with a dedication to let freedom ring today, as he beautifully recites the words to one of our nation’s greatest songs of liberty and justice. He transforms the bitter plight of injustice into a figurative oasis of justice and liberty. He announces that there will be no turning back and no giving up until they reach the peak of the hill which ends their summer of discontent and brings on an autumn of tranquility. Yet he tells that instead of being granted their rightful earnings as American citizens, the Negro people are given back a check marked insufficient.
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