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- More than 50 years after Dr. Martin Luther King's famous speech I Have a Dream , the status of African Americans in society has remarkably improved.
- Even though the Emancipation Proclamation helped to free all enslaved people, African Americans still experienced blatant segregation- police brutality, separate public places, etc.( Logos: fact)- in their daily life until the first half of the 20th century.
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- After the Civil Rights Movement, the overall picture got better and better. Today, everyone is equal no matter who they are.
- As an activist, Martin Luther King encouraged peaceful protests, he emphasized this in his speech at the Lincoln Memorial( Ethos: establishing credibility by mentioning the role activist). This method inspires many other activists and continues to be a popular method to fight for a right or problem.
- Despite there are occasions where segregation is the root of the problem, we are still full of hope that one day, true equality will come to everybody( Pathos- hope).
- Overall, I Have a Dream is an important moment in the U.S. history as well as the history of African Americans. The dream that Martin Luther King described in this speech is the beautiful world that everyone hopes will come true.
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