King Freedom Of Speech Analysis

In his quest for justice, King organized movements that ensured that the rights of African Americans were guaranteed as per the constitution. In the current century, there have been several civil uprisings, especially in the Arab world, where revolutions have taken place to overthrow unjust governments. This has occurred where the leaders happen to be corrupt and not servicing their citizens, such as Libya and Syria. Sit-ins that can be compared to King’s strategies, have taken place in the USA. A major example is Occupy Wall Street where people who were not satisfied with the economy converged in protest against the government. Apparently the strategies used in the past seem to have taken root in current society, in a bid to express their disgust with the
From his letter, I agree with Kings’ argument and ideas in civil disobedience, as a method to eradicate injustice. He elaborates his point of view on the issues that matter most to the community at large. Kings philosophy entails to having a common ground for peace among the diverse races in our current society, and freedom of speech, in order to express ourselves without fear of prosecution. King’s memorable quote, Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, shows the significance of having the same level of authority everywhere, for the sake of equality. King actions made everyone realize the need of having fair treatment without discrimination, and abolishing racism which was, and is still challenge to the minorities. Since the goal of philosophy is autonomy, individuals have the freedom to decide on themselves on what they believe in and use their own reasoning to act and do the right thing that would benefit the society at large. This enables a society to choose what is right for the majority and no to benefit the people in