Based on what he writes in “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” how has living as an African American man in a segregated society affe
cted Martin Luther King, Jr.'s viewpoint?
It has proven to him that change cannot be forced upon society by those who are unhappy or oppressed.
It has helped him see that the only path to justice and equality is through violent resistance and revolution.
It has led him to believe that African Americans must actively seek to end racial injustice and oppression.
It has taught him that all white people are selfish and untrustworthy.
It has proven to him that change cannot be forced upon society by those who are unhappy or oppressed.
It has helped him see that the only path to justice and equality is through violent resistance and revolution.
It has led him to believe that African Americans must actively seek to end racial injustice and oppression.
It has taught him that all white people are selfish and untrustworthy.
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