I Have A dream Final Draft

Mike Gonzalez

 I Have A Dream Final

  This analysis is on the Civil Rights movement protested by The African Americans for equal rights as the white people. This is the I have A Dream Speech spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D. C. in 1963.  The protest managed to illustrate the racist of the time.

        Martin Luther King Jr.  Said  “This momen: tous cleeree is a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been in the flames o [withering injustice.” Martin was referring to the Emancipation Proclamation witch freed all the Negro slaves. They all thought they were free but a hundred years later they still protest for equal rights. This speech was really important because it was directing U.S. citizens telling them that African Americans should have the same as the whites. Martin Dreamed of a world with equal rights   for all races. Eventually it would happen. Sadly Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered before it all happened.

       To finish and conclude my analysis I’m going to talk about the three main points logos ethos and pathos.    The logos for this speech is the rights demanded by Martin Luther King Jr.   That logo was explaining all the types of discrimination African Americans had to deal with.  The pathos for the speech was   filled with hope and happiness   he actually had that believing tone.  Martin Luther King Jr. telling the citizens his experience and belief that served as his credibility confirmed the Ethos of the analysis. The I Have A Dream Speech inspired a lot of people and it became the real thing giving equal rights to all African Americans.