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Video 1: Letter From Birmingham City Jail:

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Video 1: Letter From Birmingham City Jail:

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He was telling his view on how he, and others are being treated. Martin also told about how they need to have the same rights as any white citizen. Also that they can say that the police are treating everyone right,  but that is not what is happening. In addition,  he said that people will one day realize what they were fighting for. Lastly, he says threw the whole letter that, he wants these situations to change.

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Speaker: The person who is speaking is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He know how he feels, and he will not let anyone change that.
Occasion: In 1963, Martin Luther was in Birmingham jail, writing a letter to the people in the jail. Lastly, he wrote about how he, and others were being treated.
Audience: The letter is to the people in the jail. Lastly, to others in the community, that treat African Americans unfairly.
Purpose: It was to show that him, and others were treated unfairly. Also Martin Luther wants to be treated equally to white people. Lastly, that he wants to see there be more rights for African Americans.
Subject: The main idea was to get more rights for Africans American.  Lastly, to show that black people are being treated unfairly.

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Adjective 1: Powerful
Quote 1: He talks very powerful, when he say, " We will win our freedom because the sacred heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God are embodied in our echoing demands" ( Luther April 16th 1963).
Adjective 2: Leader
Quote: 2: This quote shows that is he a leader, that wants things to change, when he says, "We will reach the goal of freedom in Birmingham and all over seasons for action; the nation, because the goal of America is freedom" (Luther, April 16th ,1963).

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Ethos: The people that he writes about attacks his good character. Lastly, Martin beliefs are very much shown is this article, which shows his good character.
Pathos: It appeals to the audiences emotions by talking about how African Americans are being treated. Lastly, also that it might make them feel sad, and with them being sad, hopefully they will change the way things are.
Logos: It appeals to civil right events that happened. Lastly, it backs up reasoning on the rights of African Americans.

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RD 1: Allusion
Quote 1: He references to a past event, when he says, " Before the pen of Jefferson etched across the pages of history the majestic words of the Declaration of Independence, we were here"  (Luther, April 16th, 1963).
RD 2: Pronouns that include the Audience.
Quote 2: He includes the audience, when he says, " We will win our freedom because the sacred heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God are embodied in our echoing demands" ( Luther, April 16th, 1963).
RD 3: Analogy
Quote 3: This event is similar to the want for equality, when he said, " Before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth we were here" (Luther, April 16th, 1963).

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It is about the letter to Martin Luther King, that talks about what he has done to try to get his rights. They want him to unite with them.  Also that they want him, and others to withdraw from the ways he is trying to get his rights.  In addition, they want these situations to be solved in the best way possible. Lastly, that they seem like they care about what is happening.

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Speaker: The person who is speaking is the group of clergymen. They want Martin Luther to withdraw with what he, and others are doing for their rights.  Lastly, that they wanted everyone to unite together to talk about it.
Occasion: In the year of 1963 the church wanted to unite with Martin Luther King, and others, to talk about civil rights.
Audience: This letter is mostly to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, but also to black citizens.
Purpose: The authors are writing to Martin Luther, to reason with him about the situation. Also they want Martin Luther to understand how they feel about the situation. Lastly, their purpose is to also, have everyone see that they want them to unite.
Subject: To unite everyone, to talk about the civil rights situation. Lastly, to get peace with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Adjective 1: Calm
Quote 1: They talk about being calm when they say, "We agree rather with certain local Negro leadership which has called for honest and open negotiation of racial issues in our area"( April 12th, 1963, by Group of Clergymen).
Adjective 2:  know -it -all
Quote: 2:  They act like they know it all when they say,  " We expressed understanding that honest convictions in racial matters could properly be pursued in the courts, but urged that decisions of those courts should in the meantime be peacefully obeyed" ( April 12th, 1963, by Group of Clergymen).

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Ethos: The authors are attack Martin Luthers character by telling him, and others to withdraw from what they are doing. Lastly, they authors have bad character by telling him not to do what he believes in.
Pathos: It appeals to the audience by talking about a  subject, that is current in their time period. Lastly, that is an unfair situation, and everyone feels different about it.
Logos: It appeals to civil right events that happened in history. Lastly, that it backs up reasoning on the events that happened in this time period.

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RD 1 :Pronouns to Include the audience.
Quote 1: The author wants to include the audience by saying, "We further strongly urge our own Negro community to withdraw support from these demonstrations, and to unite locally in working peacefully for a better Birmingham" ( April 12th, 1963, by Group of Clergymen).
RD2: Analogy
Quote 2: The authors want to seem like they are talking similarly to Martin Luther King Jr, and other African American citizens by saying,  "In Birmingham, recent public events have given indication that we all have opportunity for a new constructive and realistic approach to racial problems" (April 12th, 1963, by the Group of Clergy men).
RD 3: Allusion
Quote 3:  It references to the event of that, they have talked about racial problems before, when they said, "We the undersigned clergymen are among those who, in January, issued "An Appeal for Law and Order and Common Sense," in dealing with racial problems in Alabama" ( April 12th 1963 by the Group of Clergymen).