... the Negro in Mississippi cannot vote." These details do assist in providing information for a political critique and is homogeneous with a different form of documentary, unlike the expose or "human document", but a form that the majority are familiar with, as Stott defines it: "an honest and reasonably objective report." However, despite this information presented to the audience, it does not detract from the ... together at the table of brotherhood." Malcolm X goes one stage further though to appeal to the audience's emotions, and identifies with them, as King does, but rather than foc...

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