Most MLK Jr's rhetoric was about equality, (<em>recognition and affirmation</em>), stating that every american must work for racial equality and claiming that African Americans should be granted equal rights, but acknowledging that civil rights alone would not solve the income inequality issue created by the prior oppression, implying that African Americans will be free when they could have economic equality and equality of opportunities. Thus King believes that African Americans will be content <em>when they are completely free</em>.
The authors perspective is like the author wanted to be in the book
500 + 602 + 790 = 1892. :)
The correct answer for this question would be the second option. According to "Introduction to Dark Romanticism: American Gothic," Melville's writing is considered Dark Romantic because of his themes reflect the sinister side of nature. <span>Dark romanticism is a subgenre of literature that took a shadowy approach to the fantastical. Hope this helps.</span>
