... This period of the movement also included articles containing polarization, disparagement by numbers and focusing on King as the celebrity-both in a negative and positive light. However, the ultimate decision of how The Chicago Freedom Movement would be framed belonged to the media. During the course of ... the movement things began to change, thus resulting in a shift of frames. As Gitlin writes, "The media needed stories, preferring the dramatic the ... achieve fair housing through two components: the integration of white neighborhoods and to clean up the slum areas that were occupie...

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... will have witnessed many great speakers. However, there is one speaker of which no one has matched up to his caliber. It was not until August 28, 1963, that Martin Luther King delivered a speech that engraved an everlasting impression on mankind. The "I Have A Dream" speech is one continuing ... King endured these emotions, thus, he focused on these emotions in his speech. When King states in the beginning of his speech, "This momentous decree came as a great beacon of light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames of withering justice But one hundred years l...

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