Dr. martin luther king spoke at the funeral of three of the little girls killed in the birmingham bombing. in his eulogy, he said, "the innocent blood of these little girls may well serve as a redemptive force that will bring new light to this dark city" He also reiterate his hope for the future and his commitment to nonviolence. How are kings words here consistent with the message in "letter from birmingham jail"?

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Bruce Blevins

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6 November, 16:25

Dr. martin luther king spoke at the funeral of three of the little girls killed in the birmingham bombing. in his eulogy, he said, "the innocent blood of these little girls may well serve as a redemptive force that will bring new light to this dark city" He also reiterate his hope for the future and his commitment to nonviolence. How are kings words here consistent with the message in "letter from birmingham jail"?

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Elijah Stanton · Answer 1

He said in both that all the suffering of all the people would pay off with equality between the two races and he spoke about his dream in both to. Oh just sayin bruh thts not really english thats history.