What is a basic thesis statement of the letter from Birmingham jail?

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#1) What elements make one of the poems sound more like normal speech?

Answer: The basic thesis statement of the letter from Birmingham jail is the reason why Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is in Birmingham and why he thinks of the injustices whites do toward Blacks. He believes that by helping people of Birmingham he helps people from everywhere because he states “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

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