Martin Luther King, in his letters from Birmingham Prison, argues that the primary goal of non-violent direct action is to exert the strongest pressure on society. As a result of such tension, society will be forced to resist such pressure from outside. The socio-political crisis that arises from such a collision will push society to a forced recognition of the declared, even though the authorities consistently refuse to recognize and discuss these problems in a calmer social situation. The suppression of such problems and the desire to avoid them will inevitably lead to the fact that these…