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Dr King uses ethos by talking about the good things hes done and showing he is someone who we should trust - Alonzo Santana

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Dr. King uses pathos in this quote because he is making the listener empathize with his role as a parent who must tell his child that she will live a different life simply because she is black. This will appeal to parents the most because no one wants to see their child have "ominous clouds of inferiority" forming in their young mind.

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I believe that Dr. King is using the pathos appeal, because he is trying to recieve the emotions or pity for parents and all lovers of children, to show how systematic racism doesn't just hurt adults. 

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I believe that Dr. King is using the pathos appeal, because he is trying to recieve the emotions or pity for parents and all lovers of children, to show how systematic racism doesn't just hurt adults. 

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The quote talks about how backwards some people thought, without logic, just assuming ideas rather than thinking about them-LOGOS

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I think it's ethos because it is talking about like emotions such as hate and love and how us as the people like what are we going to choose and if we choose to be extermists for hating or love

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I would say he is using ethos because he says how we could choose to "be extremists for hate or for love?" and it kinda seems like he is trying to convince us to see the problem.

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This quote talks about how there are developing nations that have better systems of justice while we, who wanted to lead that sort of thing cant even get a man coffee because of the color of his skin. the metaphor is nearly literal too, china went from bicycles to cars in a frighteningly short time compared to the rest of the world

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In this quote, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. uses logos when proving his point. Other countries in the world have gained political independence, but America has not. 

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In this quote, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. uses logos when proving his point. Other countries in the world have gained political independence, but America has not. 

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Celeste Mendoza

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I believe Dr. King is using metaphors because he compares the political advances and independence of Asia and Africa to being slow when getting you coffee. Its saying that here in America our country isn't getting equality that people of color have to do things the harder way. So, Dr. King wants us to acknowledge that this is what's making us inferior to other countries. 

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I believe Dr. King is using metaphors because he compares the political advances and independence of Asia and Africa to being slow when getting you coffee. Its saying that here in America our country isn't getting equality that people of color have to do things the harder way. So, Dr. King wants us to acknowledge that this is what's making us inferior to other countries. 

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This quote is using the rhetorical device of ethos because it is appealing to emotion as its using words like love. The quote gets you to think if you are morally right about justice.

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i think that people are rushing to be accepted politically and they are being accepted as time goes by, but they are still fighting for regular day things, like a cup of coffee at a lunch counter as the quote states

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I think its Logos because Martin Luther is just saying the facts. He explains why Birmingham is such a terrible city but he also says why. he explains that they hold the highest number of bombings, unfair treatments in courts, and many more reasons. Philip Attia

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Isabelle Torres - I believe Dr. King is trying to appeal to emotion in this quote. By using the word "extremists" he is quite literally bringing the situation to the extreme, forcing the reader to think about these opposite situations and reminding them that they can choose to be what they want. This can bring someone's emotions out and it forces someone to think about how they identify themselves and what they are fighting for.

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I think that Martin Luther King is using pathos because he's trying to get empathy from the listeners and have people understand the pain he will feel when he has to tell his daughter why she can't go to the amusement park with other kids based off the color of their skin.

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by him saying this, he's telling us that other places around the world are progressing but we are still the same not moving forward to a better future. - Naomi Lopez

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i think that he was trying to say that things can't just be covered up for so long, because if it is, it just gets worse and worse.

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Dr. King is appealing to everyone's common knowledge as a way to add force to his speech.-Broderick Sauser

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Dr king is using logos in this quote since he is comparing

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I say this because Martin Luther says the nations of Asia and Africa are closer to gaining political independence then America is which is a fact. He then uses metaphors to prove his point. -Philip Attia

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I think its Logos because Dr.King talks about the facts of birmingham and its racism

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this really hits the people who have kids. It really gets them thinking and makes them acknowledge what it's like. what their children have to go though because of this discrimination - Naomi Lopez

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It will attract parents to his cause for their sympathy towards childeren

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They use pathos because Dr. King wants to know if we will fight for what's right the right way in good intentions. That our protest is for love and wanting freedom. We will be peaceful and fair. -kate :D

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They use pathos because Dr. King wants to know if we will fight for what's right the right way in good intentions. That our protest is for love and wanting freedom. We will be peaceful and fair. -kate :D

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Dr.king uses logos since he is explaining how the birmingham city is messed up to the color community will all the things they have done.

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I believe Dr. King is using the rhetorical device of a simile, because in the beginning he is using the word like to compare two ideas. He compares the idea of a wound that has just has been covered up, not treated, and clean to the injustices that have been avoided and have not been cured.

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In the text above, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. uses pathos to prove his point. He claims, ¨ and see tears welling up in her eyes¨ as a way to show emotion and sympathy. He puts the reader in his perspective, and how seeing as a parent watching your kid cry because of not being able to go to an amusement park simply because of their skin color, and not going to grow up the same as other white children.
Celeste Mendoza