Throughout history there is no shortage of injustice. Humans often subjugate one in other without reason other than to raise themselves up. The South in 1963 was no exception. Dr. King’s letter is the prime example of being the bigger person. His maturity, patience, and suave is …show more content…
He addressed the questions and concerns of the clergy, shutting the validity of their “concerns” down. It seemed like he always knew what his audience would be asking. One example of this is how he goes into why he believes it is morally justifiable to peacefully and willingly disobeys the law. Dr. King knew his audience and understood how to most effectively convey his message to that audience. Dr. King very effectively uses an either-or logical fallacy to draw his audience to his side. Because his topic is so emotionally charged, he is able to almost give an ultimatum from time to time. He makes it very clear that the time to act is at