what descriptive language does king use to show that African american were tired of waiting for racial equality

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Deanna Fitzpatrick

7 April, 17:02

what descriptive language does king use to show that African american were tired of waiting for racial equality

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Viviana Spears · Answer 1

Answer: The descriptive language that King used to show that African American were tired of waiting for racial equality was "I Have A Dream "

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On 1963, in March on Washington in Freedom and Job, Martin Luther King Jr gives a strong powerful public speech "I have a dream", a rhetorical speech for the fellow African Americans as well as for the Americans to stop slavery and civil war and attain racial equality. A man and a great leader who always voted for peace, hoped for the Americans to understand African Americans and initiating a peaceful surrounding by demolishing racism and slavery. he asks the Americans to accept African Americans and give them equal value and respect in the society as well as advice his people to be noble and humble and fight for their freedom. A rhetorical speech that is still studied by scholars and students.