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In 1963 Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. wrote the speech "I Have a Dream"

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ed that the rights of African Americans had made little to no advancements.

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In 1963 Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. wrote the speech "I Have a Dream"
.The speech is directed at black people in America of all social classes and financial standings, it is also directed at pro-segregation white people from the southern states, and powerful lawmakers who condone racism, in the 1960’s to the present time period. This text discusses the outstanding issue of racism and fighting for equality whilst combatting hatred, and was written in a time period when these topics were prominent issues on a daily basis. The 1960’s was a relatively modern time period, however black people were still unable to vote and were still treated in a subhuman category, slavery at this point had been abolished for almost a century, however Dr.King noted that the rights of African Americans had made little to no advancements. This speech was created to encourage politicians to fight for black people’s rights and for black people themselves to reflect on their treatment and what type of treatment the truly desired, in order to create a dignified outrage against the limited action taken by lawmakers. The original tone of the speech, though it was indeed a declaration, was a gentle welcome to note that all citizens, that every single person should be united in the sense that racial segregation is unacceptable to the advancement of American society. This is emphasized through the manipulation of metaphor, allusion, imagery, and tone, as to derive the desired emotional outcome.

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“I Have a Dream” is a speech written by Martin Luther King Jr. This text is aimed or directed towards black people in America who are being discriminated by white people and who are facing problems because of their skin colour. The speech is about the struggle between the Black and White people and how the Blacks were treated brutally compared to the Whites, who had all their guaranteed rights. In 1963, their was no racial equality, only segregation between the Blacks and the Whites. However, Martin Luther King Jr made this speech because he strongly believed that every man should have equal rights regardless of their skin colour. He wanted unity between all types of people and wanted America to be a whole. He wants the audience to understand how ferocious Blacks were treated and wanted to inform the United States about the conflict that was happening on a daily basis. By reading this text, the audience can learn that the Blacks one through a lot of pain and suffering, however they did not lose hope and continued to fight for their freedom and citizenship rights. At the beginning, Martin Luther King conveyed to the audience that Black people are eager for equality, and at the end he wanted them to feel as if Whites and Blacks were truly united as a whole and were equal. This is shown through the devices of metaphor, repetition, and allusion.

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At a time when racial discrimination, segregation and oppression surged through the veins of America, the speech, "I Have A Dream" was delivered to the nation by a person whose aim was to change the way black people were viewed in society and upturn the social hierarchy so that everyone may live equally. The speech enlightened those who were under the false sense of security to the plight and violences condoned by the white people upon the blacks. During this time of turmoil, the speech served as a beacon of hope that allowed the blacks to endure the injustice forced upon them. Martin Luther King Jr, the man with the dream, delivered this passionate speech to the thousands of eyes yearning for solace and each word he spoke played some part in his speech. Abundant with metaphors, allusions and tone, the speech was essential in lighting the spark in the hearts of every American so that they may have the courage to rise up against the wrong
doers and in doing so unite together as a nation.

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Martin Luther King’s speech, I Have a Dream, was written in 1963. The text regards racial discrimination, and an urgent need for peace and unity. “I Have a Dream” was directed at dark skinned people who feel oppressed by white populations, as well as the American government who denied them from voting and basic human rights. King’s speech was delivered in-between the chaos and abusive nature of the segregationists, while a radical change was commencing. The principal purpose of the speech was to unify the nation in order to provide everyone with civil rights.

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The speech, “I Have A Dream” written by American writer and black rights activist; Martin Luther King Jr. was written during a time of segregation n and discrimination against black people in America. This speech is not only aimed at black people who were treated unfairly compared to the whites, but also to the whites to prevent them from racial treatment towards the black people during the 20th century. This speech talks about the topic of racial discrimination and the lack of equality within the nation and briefly states the various things the author wants to happen within the nation that tackles the issue of racism. This speech was delivered to the audience during the famous March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. The speech was trying to impact the citizens and influence their thought about racial discrimination, hoping that this will eventually stop racial discrimination toward black people. Out of this speech, the audience understands Martin Luther King Jr.’s strong passion in stopping racial discrimination and his hope for the citizens to unite and work collaboratively in one belief.

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In 1963, Martin Luther King Jr expressed the famous speech, “I have a dream”. The speech was directed towards the black community and the white biased government. The speech is passionately expressed and includes information on the black race discrimination and how they were deprived of the intended universal civil rights. During this time, racial discrimination towards the black community was common. Martin Luther King Jr, conveyed the message towards all, that black people were equal to whites and must not be treated differently. This revolutionary message is shown through the use of metaphor, repetition, and imagery. Through these devices the community began to feel united against their common enemy at the end of the speech.

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The text I Have A Dream is a speech written by Martin Luther King Jr. It is directed towards black people in America who have been treated unfairly and want equality, white people who also want equality for black people, and lawmakers. The speech tackles the topic of racial segregation and the lack of equality in America between white and black people. During the time this speech was delivered, around August 28, 1963, there was a large amount of racial segregation in America. Black people were not given the same rights as white people, including the right to vote. Black people were not treated fairly, nor were they seen as equal. This speech was written because Martin Luther King Jr. wanted to bring equality between white and black people to America. He wanted to end segregation and bring peace between white and black people. King uses anaphora, such as the anaphora of the phrase ‘I have a dream’, metaphor, like the metaphor of the racism in select southern states, and allusions, such as the allusions to the emancipation proclamation and many biblical texts. This text first makes the audience feel outraged and appalled for a lack of equality between white and black people, then makes them feel eager and ready to start change in America’s inequality and segregation, finally leaving the audience feeling a sense of hope for equal treatment between white and black people, and a sense of unification towards the same goal.

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This text is a speech called “I Have A Dream” by Martin Luther King Jr. It is directed towards the Blacks in America who have been deprived of their rights and are in search for justice and freedom. This speech is mainly regarding the racial segregation in America. It was delivered on August 28, 1963, while John F. Kennedy was in presidential power. During this time period, there was a segregation between the Blacks and the Whites, which was highly supported by Kennedy and other powers in the government. The Blacks suffered from extreme violence from segregationists and it was a chaos on the streets of America. Martin Luther King was an activist during this time period and wanted to bring change the situation of the Blacks. King uses repetition, metaphor, negative and positive connotations, and personification to convey the significance of racial unity and the importance of eliminating segregation or any other form of racial discrimination against the Blacks. This speech arouses in the audience a sense of hope and gives them the strength to endure the injustice that they are facing.

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In the speech, “I have a Dream,” spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. It is directed to Americans who are against racial rights. The topic of the speech is about racial rights, specifically blacks in america. It was spoken in 1963, when certain races such as blacks did not have equal rights to whites.  Martin Luther King Jr. was a black man, this is why he wanted to give this message because he knows what it’s like to live with the unfair rights, and wanted a change. He wants people to share the same fair treatments and shed light on the unfair treatments. He makes people feel eager for equality near the beginning of the speech and with the use of Repetition, Metaphor, and Allusion, he makes them feel unified and hopeful for change. The message shown is that Americans are stronger unified, rather than torn apart by looks. He shows it through the use of Repetition, Metaphor, and Allusion

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“I Have A Dream” is a speech written by Martin Luther King Jr., directed to American citizens whose opinions are struggling on whether to unite or remain separated. This speech addresses the matter of segregation and discrimination between races. It entails important historical information about the blacks conveying what lead up to them still being victimized at the time. Having suffered through the hardships of being a black American all his life, the intent of his speech was to inspire unity within people, while pointing out the minimal amount of differences they have. Using metaphor, religious connotation, and pronoun choice, King imparts the message that America is stronger together than they are apart.

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"I have a dream" is a speech is by Martin Luther King Jr. This speech is aimed at black people that have been suffering from racism and discrimination as well as the powerful white people in society that are able to make a change and stop segregation. This is a speech that is about the struggle, discrimination and injustice that African Americans had to go through since 1619.The speech was written in 1963 during the time where the blacks were dehumanized and barely had any rights. They were trying to fight for equality. Martin Luther King gave the speech to make a change in his country and fight for equality. King wanted to spread the idea of equality, and wanted to bring people together, and a country where people did not have to worry about being discriminated against. In the beginning of his speech most of Martin Luther Kings audience were eager for equality, and by using different devices such as repetition, metaphor and contrast, by the end, he made them want to become unified and hopeful that one day everyone will be equal.

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In Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech, “I Have A Dream”, he elaborates on his aspirations for equality to prevail. This is directed towards white voting able citizens, in a time where black people were discriminated in every aspect of life, to bring peace and reconciliation between black people and white people. King uses his speech in order to make the audience feel eager for equality in the beginning, to feeling united and hopeful by the end. He does this by using allusion, metaphors, and pronouns.He aims to communicate the message that everyone is equal regardless of the color of their skin.

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"I Have a Dream", is a speech by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This text is aimed at the Blacks of America looking for the freedom that they were promised, as well as the White lawmakers that have the power to make these changes. This text is a cornerstone in Black history and serves to unite the diverse races of America. He spreads a message that should be heard and agreed upon by any race, gender, and religion. King attempts to persuade the different groups by using his pure emotional connection as throughout the speech he breaks off of his notes and allows for his true emotions to shine through. The speech pushes for equal rights such as voting rights, housing, and jobs. All of this can be perceived through his use of Metaphor, Repetition, and Connotation.

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“I Have A Dream” is a speech by Martin Luther King. This text is aimed at everyone who is around the world, who are 19 and above, who are racist against blacks or the people who have no idea what is really happening to the blacks. “I Have A Dream” is about the unfair rights that the blacks have and the way they are being controlled by the government and not by themselves. When “ I Have A Dream” was created, there was unfairness in the world between the whites and the blacks, the blacks weren’t in control of their own lives unlike the whites, they lived in a poverted island, however the whites were wealthy. What inspired King James into writing/saying this speech is he wanted everyone to know what was really happening to the blacks and to convince people to agree to change this law and make blacks have the same rights as whites. I think King James want the audience to feel/see the injustice acts of the government towards the blacks. We should learn to respect and love people and not judge them by their skin color nor their nationality.

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"I have a dream" speech is by Martin Luther King Jr. This text is aimed at African-American people who got discriminated because of their race. " This speech is about how African-American had inequality and injustice and will not stop fighting for rights. When this was written, there was no racial equality between black and white skin colored people, and there many discrimination, racism, and inequality of African-Americans. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote this speech to make audience to feel eager for equality at beginning by explaining

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"I Have A Dream" is a speech spoken by Martin Luther King, Jr. There is one main intended audience of this speech: the black and white people that are for racial equality. The speech "I Have A Dream" is about the current imbalance of equality between the white and black people. This is due to growing in the society of the South as a black child, where segregation was rampant and discrimination was everywhere, so much so that even the law made sure that white people remained superior in society. King expects his mixed audience to feel curious about him and his speech, and makes them feel inspired to create change in society by the end. This is done through the use of symbolism, tone and anaphora. King's message is that people should not give up on justice, but to stand up for it.

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"I Have A Dream" is a speech by Martin Luther King Jr. that tries to influence the rightfully deserved equality of negros in order to have humans think of negros in a different perspective. Additionally, Martin Luther King Jr. uses words related to time to show how far humans have come yet how little progress has been achieved in creating a fair and humane world where no one is discriminate based on something as small as skin colour. This text was aimed at the racists who believed in white supremacy, Martin Luther King Jr. hoped to change the perspective of those racists who were against the negros. On the other hand, those whom believed in equality found this speech inspiring as it

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This text is a speech, called "I have a dream" written by Martin Luther King. This text is aimed at black and white people who want to fight for the freedom of the blacks. The speech attempts to convince people that the blacks have not had freedom for a long time and inspire people that are now trying to fight for their freedom. At this time in history the white people in the world were making a devision between the blacks and the whites which connects to Martin Luther King's life because he was one of the blacks who was affected by this devision. King wrote this speech to prevent any further devision and take away the current devision. Martin Luther King's overall message was that racism should be abolished and people of all colors should come together to make one society instead of separate societies. King takes his audience from being hopeful and desperate for change to being more hopeful and unified using metaphor, repetition and symbolism.

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"I Have A Dream" is a speech by Martin Luther King. This text is aimed to give hope to African American people in despair of not having equality. African Americans were treated unjustly and mercilessly by brutal police forces and white people. Those experiences usurped hope from them and induced fear, which caused despair amongst them as the unending barrage suffering keeps bombarding them repeatedly. This speech reminds them how people have fought and succeeded for the equality of the two races, which was shown through many examples of allusions, metaphors and repetition.

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"I have A Dream" is a speech by Martin Luther King Jr. This text is aimed at black people in the US who are being discriminated against white people for their color and race. Also, this speech is for the government to realize what is going on and make an action.This speech is about Martin Luther King Jr's fantasy for equality between races. The author wrote this speech when there was a huge discrimination against the African Americans. King is trying to prove how he is hopeful and eager for equality and unifying with the white people. He also wants people to realize the harsh and cruel things African Americans have been going through. In the beginning, King expected for the audience to feel eager for equality and at the end, King expects the audience to feel hopeful and unified. This is shown through the use of metaphor of the bank of justice, repetition of the quote "I have a dream" and allusion to the song "My country 'Tis of Thee".

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"I Have A Dream" is a speech by Martin Luther King. This text is aimed at the African Americans living in the US that are discriminated in everyday tasks because of their skin color. "I Have A Dream" is about is about the conflict between the white and black people due to the way black people are treated. During the time this was written, racial equality did not exist and the segregation between African Americans and white people which caused a lot of violence. Martin Luther King wrote this text because he wanted equality for all African Americans and he wanted the United States to unite as a whole. He wants the audience to understand the harsh treatment they receive on a daily basis. From this text, the audience can learn how even though African Americans were put through such pain, they did not lose hope as they were strong and brave and they continued to fight for equality no matter what obstacles they might encounter. While King wanted the audience to feel that black people are eager for equality in the beginning, in the end he wanted them to feel that white and black people will finally be united and happy. This is shown through the use of repetition, metaphor and symbolism.