how to analyze the passage? Martin Luther King Jr. used the Letter from Birmingham Jail to respond to criticism of his campaign, especially the cleric's statement published in local newspapers. It begins by acknowledging people's concerns about unrest in their communities but argues that direct action is the only way for people to recognize and confront racism and domestic injustice. Faced with this injustice, Martin Luther King Jr. explained that he was called to contribute to the peaceful struggle for civil rights. Martin Luther King Jr. Also expressed extreme disappointment with the white Church and white moderates. He explains that these groups of people allow injustice to continue, despite their demands for civil rights.

how to analyze the passage? Martin Luther King Jr. used the Letter from Birmingham Jail to respond to criticism of his campaign, especially the cleric's statement published in local newspapers. It begins by acknowledging people's concerns about unrest in their communities but argues that direct action is the only way for people to recognize and confront racism and domestic injustice. Faced with this injustice, Martin Luther King Jr. explained that he was called to contribute to the peaceful struggle for civil rights. Martin Luther King Jr. Also expressed extreme disappointment with the white Church and white moderates. He explains that these groups of people allow injustice to continue, despite their demands for civil rights.