Martin Luther King Jr, wrote this letter to a group of clergyman who had criticized his peaceful protests. They wanted him to
have a more "realistic approach" to address racial problems.
They also felt people should deal with racial problems in their
own communities and not interfere with communities to which
they do not belong.
From what you understand about Martin Luther King, Jr, do you
think he had a "realistic approach" to addressing racism?
Do you agree that people should only deal with problems within
their own communities? Is it okay to help people in other
communities when they are having a political problem or is that
considered "interfering"?