The theme shared by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter from Birmingham Jail" is the urgency of social justice and the importance of nonviolent protest in the face of injustice. King emphasizes the moral responsibility to challenge unjust laws and systems, advocating for civil rights and equality through peaceful means. This theme reflects broader movements for justice and human rights, highlighting the necessity of standing against oppression and the interconnectedness of all struggles for freedom. The call for action, moral duty, and the pursuit of justice are central to both the letter and the broader civil rights movement.
credit line : rev Dr Martin Luther KIng Jr..,"Letter from Birmingham jail" april 16,1963. The Estate of Martin Luther King Jr.
Which theme do the texts share?
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