Anti-Racism Speech: Martin Luther King Jr.

te for. Negroes are the target of police brutality and persecution. All of this treatment is undeniable and truthful. The facts and opinions are intertwined with each other, and instead of weakening his argument, King's argument is strengthened since his opinions are highly valued as the opinions of a great man. All of these combined bring us to his conclusion, that all men were created equal by God and should be treated that way by each other and this division will only bring hardships upon this great country. His deductive argument was also very convincing. All men are created equal under the
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