Letter from a Birmingham Jail First: Discuss the letter, and the questions as a group. Second: SOAPSTONE the letter. Find an example of Ethos, Pathos,

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Letter from a Birmingham Jail First: Discuss the letter, and the questions as a group. Second: SOAPSTONE the letter. Find an example of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. Third: Analyze the quote given to you. Discuss King’s intent, and relevance, if any, to instances today. Fourth: Share you letter from Jail with your group.

Discuss Do you think Civil Disobedience and Non-Violent protests are effective? Why or why not? Do we sometimes need violence/war to create peace? Can you think of an example?

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