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Saturday, May 25, 2019

Why We Can’t Wait

Why We Cant Wait In the 1960s, the dirty social conditions and post towards Black Americans portray in the passage Why We Cant Wait by Martin Luther faggot. He evokes sympathy for African Americans inwardly images of harsh reality of supposed freedom for Blacks. MLK creates persuasive tone through use of anecdotes, repetition, and rhetorical questions to introduce the story of the Why We Cant Wait. MLK creates an frantic sense by contributing several anecdotes about the African American.Anecdotes such as if the ambulance hadnt come so late.. suggest empathy to the reader since MLK stress the appoint hat blacks did not get equal treatment compare to white which lead young girls mom to died. By telling the little stories of young girl, it conveys the audience with humanism. Also the anecdotes within authors choice of vocabulary like jobless, Stench of garbage and sleep in house servant portray an image of tough living condition that leads readers to personalize the circumstanc es that African American faced.The anecdotes benefit MLK to persuade his audience by emphasizing exclusively told the different circumstances that Black American had to strive through. The author stresses the point of unfair circumstances that African American has been through use of repetition. He highlights They knew.. to emphasizes the fact that young Black American boys and girls are mature enough to know that their ancestors were first American to freed his country form Britain and were with George Washington to help the nation. However all of the African Americans achievement did not get credit from the whites.Also along with the repetition he portrays simple sentences to let readers to pay a end a tension to the They knew in order to build up the persuasion. nance incorporates a myriad of stylist device that shape and develop the purpose of the passage. by means of the periodic use of rhetorical questions such as why does misery constantly haunt the Negro? King reiter ates the perception of there being no freedom and no success for the African American. The series of rhetorical questions emphasizes the lack of reasons to get blame and how African American had done nothing to desire the attitude from the white.Not only they had done nothing but also they helped the nation to improve therefore King tries to persuade the audience with use of rhetorical questions. In this passage, King shows a vivid image of harsh condition of Black life. The reader feels emotional for complete pain they could never even picture to go through. King creates all this persuasive passage to show readers how African Americans life was by anecdotes, and knows there is no reason to get mistreated from whites by repetition and rhetorical question. His purpose lead his African American to have equally with Whites.

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