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On August 28, 1963, King made a huge march through Washington D.C. and gathered 200,000 people
This means that he got people's attention in a peaceful way.

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Throughout the 1960's and 1950's, king did a lot of protests and boycotting, one resulting in a huge massacre, firefighters were using hoses, and policemen were using dogs. Martin said ( in jail ) said that his peaceful protests are supposed to create a crisis and make the government do something about it.
This supports our claim that peaceful protest can impact the country too.

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King's actions strongly affected public opinion. All over the country people began questioning the nation's segregation laws and the unfair way African-American citizens were treated. In 1964, the Civil Rights Act outlawed segregation in public places.
This means he got people to actually do stuff, and it succeeded and it was in a peaceful way.

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https://newsela.com/read/bio-civil-rights-WEB-DuBois/id/26612/?assignment=10474169

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We agree with Martin L. King Jr., because believe people should protest in peaceful, but persuasive ways, and that peaceful protest could impact the country too.

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We also agree with Du bois, because he was boycotting and protesting in literature.