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The deeper message is that all of the African American's hoped that one day everyone would be treated equally and he wants to make it a reality (a dream). A dream is usually something pleasant that someone wants to be real and what he wants to be real is the fair treatment of African Americans.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that freedom and equality sho

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I think that the main theme in Dr. Martin Luther King's speech, "I have a dream" is freedom for Black Americans. This is very obvious when he lists everywhere in the US where freedom should rain. Another theme in his speech is peaceful protest. 

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I think that the main theme in Dr. Martin Luther King's speech, "I have a dream" is freedom for Black Americans. This is very obvious when he lists everywhere in the US where freedom should rain. Another theme in his speech is peaceful protest. 

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📎 Susan Williams (susan_williams10)
Susan Williams (susan_williams10)
Susan Williams (susan_williams10)
7th Grade English Teacher (Leave Replacement), WWMS, Edison, NJ
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7th Grade English Teacher (Leave Replacement), WWMS, Edison, NJ

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The message of MLK's speech, "I Have A Dream," is that everyone, no matter the color of their skin, is born equally. He wants us to be judged by not our skin color, but our traits.

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eeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that we all we made equal and we should all be treated equally. Martin Luther King Jr. wants to emphas

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All men are created equal. Fighting for what was right was the best thing Dr. King could of done for his race.

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All men are created equal. Fighting for what was right was the best thing Dr. King could of done for his race.

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The deeper message is that everyone on this planet should be subject to the same treatment in every category, whether it be skin color, race, or gender. He fought for equal rights of black people, but the Civil Rights act gave equality to everyone.

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The deeper message is that everyone should be treated equally, not just Negros. His purpose for giving the speech is to bring equality to all, no matter the color of our skin, our gender, or our beliefs

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that us, as Americans, are all part of the same country, and no matter the difference of how we look or bahave, we are still all the same, the unified nation. Therefore, blacks and whites are all the same, and we should all be treated the same way, though we may not look the same. However, we are still human, and we are still Americans, so that is what we should be proud of, not our differences.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that we need to be treated with equal rights and kindness, no matter who you are. The purpose of the speech was to persuade the people to do so.

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The deeper meaning of "I Have a Dream Speech", is everbody should be treated equal and everybody meaning any race or religion. The reson behind he gave this speech, is to to fight for freedom, for everybody.

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The deeper message for MLK's "I Have a Dream," speech that we should all be treated equally. His purpose for giving the speech was the address the parts of the audience that believed race, gender, and the color of your skin determined things.

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The message of MLK's speech, "I Have A Dream," is that everyone, no matter the color of their skin, is born equally. He wants us to be judged by not our skin color, but our traits.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that freedom and equality should get acknowledged. People shouldn't get judged from what they look like or their skin color; instead they should be judged on what they are from the inside. Everyone should be treated equally.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that we all we made equal and we should all be treated equally. Martin Luther King Jr. wants to emphasize the fact that everyone deserves freedom, not just certain groups of people.

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The deeper message is to stand up for what you believe in and no matter what, everyone should be treated equally.

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The theme/message of the speech is that all people are equal and should be treated equal. Not by the color of your skin, or gender, but by who you are on the inside. We should not be discriminated based on our skin color or how we look. We should be defined by our action, not how we look, but who we are.

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The deeper meaning is that he feels that the people that are being racially profiled are not getting the rights they deserve. MLK is trying to fight for that and he is affected by it himself, and he doesn't want the people in the future to have the same and he wants it to be better for the people in the future

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The deeper message is that we are all created equally and should be treated that way whether it is about our skin color, race, or gender might be different. MLK wrote this speech to fight for the rights for African Americans.

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The deeper message of the speech "I have a dream" is that the country they live in is founded on the belief that all men(and women) are created equal. This speech is to protest against the fact that the segregation taking place in the US at that time goes against that belief.

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The deeper message of the speech is that people of all races should have the same freedoms and rights.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream," is about the hope for equality throughout the country.  The speech has many sections, which describe how the people you are being segregated feel. The speech shows MLK's determination to turn the country around for the better by earning freedom for those experiencing injustice. The central ideas of the speech were about freedom and equality, but the speech also included how they will accomplish those goals without harming anybody. MLK gave this speech to help inspire those among the crowd to treat others with justice.

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The deeper message of the famous "I Have a Dream" is that everyone should be treated equally and treat others how you would want to be treated. The 'White' or 'Caucasian' part of America had rights that the African Americans didn't, which breaks the golden rule.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that all people deserve to be treated fairly. His purpose was to get fair rights for black people, although it can be perceived as a message of equality for all people. This is shown when he refers back to the Constitution, which was originally created to create freedom for all people.

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The deeper message of "I Have a Dream" is that everyone should treated equally, not just certain groups. Abraham Lincoln allowed the freedom of slaves, but everyone should be treated equally. Even now, we should judge people based on their characteristics, not their looks.

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Martin Luther King Jr. was tried of segregation, he wanted rights, as a black person, as a human being. Whether you have light skin tone, tiny eyes, or whether you are a woman- it shouldn't matter what rights you are limited to. In fact you shouldn't be limited to any rights. When were accustomed to pleasure. We ill-treat and oppress equality. Freedom and equality are wanted but rare, the deep hearts of humans we're selfish, we don't want to freely give away rights. For some reason blood shed is vital to making a point on what right you should be allowed, every war- holocaust, revolutionary, civil- people have to fight for their rights. MLK wanted peacefully tell people that segregation is not okay, that everyone should be treated equally.

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The deeper message is that all of the African American's hoped that one day everyone would be treated equally and he wants to make it a reality (a dream). A dream is usually something pleasant that someone wants to be real and what he wants to be real is the fair treatment of African Americans.

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I think that the speech "I Have A Dream" is about MLK dreaming about how one day there will be equality in the world, there will be an end to racism, an end to judgement, an end to being prejudice and the fact that he believes that if we all work together we can achieve it. He probably spoke at the Washington march is because he wanted this day to be a special day, a mark on history and he did which helped him become successful.

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I believe that the deeper message in this speech was to appeal to his audience by mentioning the commonality of Having the Dream of freedom and equality. he conveys this message from his point of view, as a black man in a segregated country.

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The deeper message of this infamous speech is not only for freedom and equality, but for America as a whole to work together and effectively to achieve great heights together - as a whole. There should be respect among all for all around them and everywhere, for you wouldn't want to be treated negatively when in their shoes. The country itself is founded off of immigrants and those with different race, color, ethnicity, and more. If the country of immigrants doesn't a) respect those in their nation and b) stand up for those of same standards, the entirety of the nation is hypocritical, and doesn't respect the origins of their true origins.

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The deeper message of the "I Have a Dream, speech is that everyone, no matter their race, no matter their culture, no matter their skin color, deserves a right to freedom and independence.
MLK's purpose for giving that speech was to be treated equality and not judged based on the color of their skin or whether on not they were Negros or not. As a black American, he strongly believed that he, along with the hundreds of thousands of people should be treated equally like the Declaration of Independence stated that all men were created equal and that everyone has the "freedom of speech, religion, and the pursuit of happiness."