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I thought It was interesting how he would get his point across. Even though he is calm he is refuting and making amazing points.

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Towards the end of the letter he repeated the words, " Now is the time". I thought this emphasized how badly he wanted change. It created a sense of exigency. 

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I thought it was very powerful when King says, "...to create the kind of tension in society that will help men rise from the dark depths of prejudice and racism to the majestic heights of understanding and brotherhood."

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Something that I thought was interesting was how he referenced the prophets and compares himself to how they left their home towns to spread the message of what they believed in.

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I liked his sound argument responses

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He adressed everything with peace and used a lot of references to the Bible.

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I found it interesting how calm he was able to stay while writing the letter. He addresses everything the the clergyman said, he stated his view, and what he believes to be true. I also liked all the different people he gave to examples for them protesting.

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i thought it was interesting how he used a lot of bible versus and talked about how the church leaders in Birmingham were not for helping the movement.

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what stood out to me was how he explains what just laws and in just laws

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I thought it ws really interesting when he talked about fighting against unjust laws.

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Something that stood out to me was how King made lots of references and allusions to figures from the bible, philosophers and American heroes. I believe it was really effective and helped get his point across.

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I thought it was powerful when took what the clergymen have said and threw it back at them with reasoning as to why they were wrong.

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I like how he was calm and tried to refute every one of their arguments. I kept looking for those rebuttals and I found a lot of them. Also, the language he used was very professional. -CH

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I thought all of the figurative language he used was interesting. He uses a lot of biblical allusions, similes, and metaphors. 

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I thought all of the figurative language he used was interesting. He uses a lot of biblical allusions, similes, and metaphors. 

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I thought it was interesting how he says that he typically doesn't answer criticisms but he would for the clergymen because he considers them genuinely good men.

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Throughout King's letter he is calm and collected. He conveys his thoughts with patience towards the clergymen, but his words are also very powerful. He uses his words to try to make the clergymen see his point of view, and he does this very well.

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Throughout King's letter he is calm and collected. He conveys his thoughts with patience towards the clergymen, but his words are also very powerful. He uses his words to try to make the clergymen see his point of view, and he does this very well.

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I thought it was very effective when he compared the ideas in Nazi Germany and how it was illegal to help Jews but because it was morally correct it justified it. He explains that what he is doing is morally correct to him so he doesn't really care if some stuff he does is illegal. 

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I thought it was very effective when he compared the ideas in Nazi Germany and how it was illegal to help Jews but because it was morally correct it justified it. He explains that what he is doing is morally correct to him so he doesn't really care if some stuff he does is illegal. 

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On page 3 MLK talks about a little girl and a little boy who asks their parents about going to the park or going to school. I thought this was effective because it made me feel emotional. It made it feel more necessary.-VV

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I found it powerful when Dr. King gave the example about his daughter being upset over not being able to attend the Amusement Park that had just opened because it was no open for colored children. I humanized the issue even more and allowed me and other readers to empathize even more with what message Dr. King was trying to get across.

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It was really powerful that Dr. King responded with grace and kindness. He even told the clergymen to correct him if he's wrong. It's amazing to me that he stayed calm when he had every right to be angry.

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I thought it was very powerful when he compared just and unjust laws. He said he'd be the first to advocate for just laws, but the last for unjust.

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I found it powerful when he stated "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."

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He used proper language and did not nececarilly argue too much as he asked for forgiviness and just stated the common since of the racal problems and unjust laws.

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He used a lot of Bible references to make his point more powerful. For example he used the early Christians, "who were willing to face hungry lions and the excruciating pain of chopping blocks rather than submit to the unjust laws of the Roman Empire." This made his cause more powerful because it showed how they will not just sit still and face the injustice.