Letter To Birmingham Jail

Martin Luther King, Jr. became pastor of a Baptist Church and was a major influence for the Civil Rights Movement of America, and in 1957 was elected president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference ( ). Dr. King is a powerful and influential speaker that connects considerably well with his audiences, even as a convict. “I Have a Dream” is one of the first speech delivered to every American citizen regardless of color. 1963 as an attempt to end racial inequality, King delivered his historical and motivational speech to the public. He too is known for his famous written work, a “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” This letter was written on 16 April 1963, addressed to the clergymen of the Baptist church in reference to the criticism he has