Answer:
I Have a Dream is a historic speech by Martin Luther King, leader of the Civil Rights Movement, delivered on August 28, 1963.
In the introduction, he emphasized that he and the audience were at the monument to Abraham Lincoln, who had signed a proclamation abolishing slavery a hundred years earlier, and that racial equality had already been included in the Declaration of Independence. He also made a reference to Gandhi warning against aggression and encouraging passive resistance tactics. In the next section, he outlined the history of black citizens and the differences arising from existing prejudices and racial segregation. Moreover, according to the teaching of the Baptists, he emphasized the optimistic faith in improving the situation by repeating the phrase I have a dream. He also referred to the events in the cities of that time and emphasized that the only chance to end the riots was to grant African Americans full civic rights.
1. Two limitations are a lack of protection for whistleblowers, barriers to information access and constraints caused by public and government hostility to journalists.
I would most likely chose his modesty. I hope this helped! FYI this is my second day on Brainly!
