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In his “Letter from Birmingham City Jail,” Martin Luther King, Jr. connects the public and private actions of the police thus:

They are both meant to preserve segregation.

<h3>What was King's description of the police?</h3>

In this excerpt from Martin's foremost letter, we can see his open condemnation of the police's treatment of Black men and women.

In the public, their dogs bit the Blacks and in private prisons, they were also not humane in their treatment of the prisoners.

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