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After protesting events that resulted in death, MLK was imprisoned. After being accused of being an extremist, He wrote the letter to explain his stance on peaceful protest.

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In early May, students began to march from the 16th Street Baptist Church after hearing Dr. King's message from the "Letter from Birmingham Jail". This eventually influenced the response of the opposition and sparked a conflict.

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African American students continue to march

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The students continued to march through Kelly Ingram Park after disobeying a court order to fight for resistance against injustice. There they were met by white mobs along with the police who used slight violence to fight back. This caused the students to get arrested temporarily .

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After jailing students for protesting against injustice, on the 7th day they agreed to make a compromise with the African American community. Two days afterwards, they finally came to an agreement in order to terminate local segregation. This still did not stop the media though.

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Although the two sides came to an agreement, media still didn't stop covering the protesting students who got attacked at the protest. This event caused

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In Jackson, Mississippi, 4 african american students were sitting in a segregated  lunch counter when they got assaulted on May 28, 1963. They were refused service and continued to 'sit in' until they got it. This made everyone motivated more to fight for racial justice.

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On june 12, an activist of civil rights Medgar Evans was killed by Byron De La Beckwith. The assassination was done by a white supremacist. This partially influenced the motivation to march the March in Washington D.C.

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The events that took place over the summer before led up to the march. The March for Jobs and Freedoms took place on August 28 in Washington D.C. This was the event where Dr. King gave his "I have a dream" speech. This motivated many victims of racial injustice to keep fighting and maintain hope for the future.

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During the March for Jobs and Freedoms in front of the lincoln memorial, Dr. King gave his "I have a dream" speech. In the speech he mentioned the adversities that the colored had to go through and how far they have come. King also justified why they shouldn't be discouraged by injustice and discrimination and should instead have hope for the justice thats to come.

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On September 15, there was a bombing in the basement of the 16th Street Baptist church. Unfortunately, three 14 year old girls and one 11 year old girl died. 22 other people were injured in this incident. This continued the struggle for racial justice and equality throughout 1963.

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