... , encompassing all people who share unalienable rights. At a time when the United States supported segregation of African Americans from mainstream society, King argued for an ideology other than racism to define the country. It was through his many works, including his celebrated "I Have a Dream" speech, that he gave hope, inspiration and comfort to marginalized African Americans. King's success in leading the ... silence". His intention was to expose the injustices and corruptness of the United States, even if the meant dismantling the stereotypical war rhetoric. No part of King's spee...

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