Although it would be assumed that "Letter from Birmingham Jail" is simply a manifesto about race, its purpose as a call to action is in fact complex and fascinating. While Dr. King affirms that all races are equal, he rarely calls attention to the differences between them. Instead, he advocates for the unity of all people, regardless of ethnicity. He encourages his audience to act now, encouraging them to side with action rather than inaction, citing the fact that the fight against racism is not one that can be ignored or postponed. He frequently refrains from addressing the specific…