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"Letter from Birmingham Jail" is Martin Luther King Jr.'s response to a letter written by a group of white clergymen. Why do you think he didn't simply send …

"Letter from Birmingham Jail" is Martin Luther King Jr.'s response to a letter written by a group of white clergymen. Why do you think he didn't simply send …
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"Letter from Birmingham Jail" is Martin Luther King Jr.'s response to a letter written by a group of white clergymen. Why do you think he didn't simply send his letter directly to them? Why did he have the letter published so everyone could read it?

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He wanted to make sure that more than just them saw it so that it would cause more.

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