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by jessilovin on November 8th, 2008

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In the "Letter from birmingham jail" why does king say that "the white moderate" is a greater threat to African American progress than the outspoken racist? Is his explanation convincing?

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  • by Robert on November 8th, 2008

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    Moderates developed welfare which saps the will to strive, they also except lame excuses for doing nothing. An out spoken racists on the other hand force you to excel or you make that ignorant a**hole appear right.

    King definitely had a point.

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