Clergymen,
In a statement recently issued by yourselves concerning Mr. King’s behavior in Birmingham Alabama describing him as an outsider and extremist of his ways was inconsiderate as well as rude. Mr. King’s extremist ways, as you have put them, are an effort to better improve the physical and emotional consequences of segregation. I am writing in hopes that you might reconsider the current stance you have taken up regarding the issues at hand.
The letter you have received from Mr. King well informs you of his views and position on the subject of segregation. Seeing as Birmingham Alabama is by far one of the most segregated cities in the United States it only makes sense that Mr. King and his followers would stage a demonstration here. Mr. King, in his letter to you, compares the …show more content…
This is Mr. King’s conclusion concerning who the greatest contributor to the backward thinking seen throughout the United States. The backward thinking in our country has allowed for both Africa and Asia to race forward with jet like speed toward the development of their countries. Do you really want the primary reason for our underdevelopment to be the fact that two racial groups cannot work together and reconcile that everyone is equal? The United States Declaration of Independence states “that all men are created equal” yet the treatment of the suffering minority in our country might lead you to believe Whites are the solely equal men.
Mr. King is simply fighting for justice not for anything unreasonable. The Bible expresses that you should love your neighbor, can you not do that? The Negro is your neighbor as well as your brothers and sisters in Christ. If you cannot see that then you are truly a hypocrite and foolish bunch. I hope that you reconsider your position and take a stand for justice in an unjust world.