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In 1963, while imprisoned for participating in nonviolent protests against segregation, Dr. King wrote a response to an open letter from religious leaders condemning his conduct.  Today, the Dr. King’s 7000-word Letter is considered by many to be one of the most highly regarded and persuasive essays ever written.  It has been the subject of countless academic discussions and journals around the world, and cited as a great introduction to persuasive legal augmentation and the practical application of classical rhetorical theory.
Your reflection paper may address any aspect of the Letter.  Possible questions you might reflect upon and address in your paper include: (1) How does the Letter inform your understanding of the relationship between law and morality? (2) What does the Letter teach you about effective rhetoric? (3) What makes the Letter so tactically persuasive and authoritative? (4) How does Dr. King use rhetoric in the service of the common good? (5) How does Dr. King orient specific arguments towards an underlying theory? (6) How does the Letter establish and maintain respect and credibility? (7) How does the Letter effectively persuade readers to accept the underlying dichotomy between breaking the law and respecting the law? (8) How does Dr. King use authorities recognized by his audience to support his argument and undermine that of his opponents? (9) How does Dr. King use structure to prime his audience for his argument? (10) How does Dr. King employ evocative, plain language to convey his message?  Again, you are free to address any issue you desire when reflecting on the Letter.  For instance, whether and how Dr. King’s claims in the Letter are relevant today.  You should attempt to be original and present a potent, and well crafted response to the Letter.