Injustice Anywhere Is A Threat To Justice Everywhere Analysis
In the Letter from a Birmingham Jail Martin Luther King jr. writes about how minorities are being treated unfairly. He also writes about how he feels that everyone should have equal rights and be treated the same. He helped start an equality movement by peacefully protesting and for that he got thrown into jail. Martin Luther King jr. started to change the way society looked at minorities and helped pave a much better life for minorities in the future. He demonstrated equality, racism, and courage throughout this letter which I relate to myself, affects society as a whole, and also helped inspire organization to fight for equal rights. I relate to equality because I don’t always get treated fairly just because I am part of a minority group. Martin Luther king jr. says “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” If anyone gets treated unfairly it makes it easy for people to treat everyone else like that and it makes it hard to to treat everyone with the equality and respect that they deserve. Everyone deserves equality no matter what and if people don't treat each other equally then it makes it very difficult to achieve equality for everyone which is what
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The NAACP primary strategies are to confront civil right issues and also to use direct mass action which is when people use strikes or protests instead of other ways to get what they want. They helped by focusing on segregation and racial inequality. They started small at first they were just helping in the U.S. but as the organization started growing they started helping all around the world. This organization has got up to about 425,000 members now and it is still growing, they have helped move the equal rights movement forward. They continue doing great work and helping fight for equality not just in the U.S. but all around the
The NAACP primary strategies are to confront civil right issues and also to use direct mass action which is when people use strikes or protests instead of other ways to get what they want. They helped by focusing on segregation and racial inequality. They started small at first they were just helping in the U.S. but as the organization started growing they started helping all around the world. This organization has got up to about 425,000 members now and it is still growing, they have helped move the equal rights movement forward. They continue doing great work and helping fight for equality not just in the U.S. but all around the