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King emphasizes the irony that despite the promissory note being written for all men, black folks were viewed as strangers and not included in it. firmly based on the American dream. King transitions to his interpretation of this dream using reverse structure.
Ironically, the Emancipation Proclamation did nothing more than announce emancipation. It was not brought about by it. It outlawed slavery but did not completely emancipate non-white people; rather, the manner of their servitude altered. Baptist clergyman and civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. worked for racial rights from the mid-1950s until his murder on April 4, 1968. He started out as a clergyman and advocated for labor unions, but over time, he developed a reputation as a powerful speaker and motivator. As a result, he was requested to address a church on racial injustice. He contributed to ending the legalized segregation of African Americans in the US through his advocacy and motivational speeches. The Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act were also influenced by him.
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