pled by [...] segregation and [...] discrimination" is one piece of evidence in his inductive argument that appeal to logos. Others include African Americans living in poverty, languishing in the corners of society, suffering from police brutality, the denial of lodging in motels and hotels, movement limited from one ghetto to another, the inability to vote, and belief in nothing to vote for. The strong appeal to logos is evident by the overflowing evidence and logical sense in the inductive and deductive arguments.
             He uses several metaphors that appeal to pathos. Besides appealing to logos in
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