... ." He lends credence to the concept of there being a moral obligation to disobey unjust laws by quoting St. Augustine: "an unjust law is no law at all." Recognizing the inherent ambiguity in deciding whether a law is "just" or "unjust" based upon the scant amount of information he has provided, King's next step is to define the terms "just law" and "unjust ... ...

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... important for these people when they were deprived of everything else. Bradley writes "The racial past begins to appear... as partly a product of imagination, a plastic and malleable thing freighted with ambiguity". For the Blacks, memory was the only thing that could suggest the possibility of freedom, so, consequently, that was one of the first thing that the slave holders tried to ... ...

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