In Letter from Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King Jr. explains that for too long his people have waited. After many years, the word "wait" had become a synonym for "never" as things never changed no matter how long they would wait. Arguing that America was falling behind, as continents such as Africa and Asia were progressing towards political independence. That it's easy for one to say "wait" when they've never felt the weight this discrimination. That "justice too long delayed is justice denied." That when you see policemen brutalize, even kill your own brothers and sisters, when your…