Martin Luther King's Irony In 'Tors Stopping Segregation?'

King begins paragraph nine with statements of his experience in the south. After that, he shares the questions that have come to mind while looking at the different churches. This paragraph points out the irony of the beautiful churches, they were supposed to fight for justice but who were silent about racial inequality. King is basically asking the church these questions that point out their role in allowing segregation.
Paragraph ten paragraph reminds the church that the Church can be a powerful force in the community if they stop being silent about racial inequalities. The church can persuade society to sway tors stopping segregation. The church previously worked to influence society. King says that the church has because weak and almost