Applicable Then and Now; the Implications of Nonviolent Actions

In this letter, Martin Luther King explains how nonviolent direct action is a means that can lead to negotiation. Indeed, it seeks to force communities to face important issues of social magnitude. As a matter of fact, such nonviolent actions establish tensions so great that the community in question that has consistently refused to negotiate, in this case, white folks, is thus forced to confront the issue that is debated upon. This is quite an effective technique when it comes to requesting positive and concrete change as nonviolent actions are the best actions, they effectively communicate…