In what way is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" similar to his "I Have a Dream"
speech?
A. Both pressured President Kennedy to improve civil rights
B. Both acknowledged that violent protest is sometimes justified.
C. Both expressed impatience with the slow progress of civil rights
D. Both expressed optimism that new legislation could bring real results.
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C. Both expressed impatience with the slow progress of civil rights

Explanation:

In his, I Have a Dream speech, given in a rally in Washington to request approval of Kennedy's civil rights bill, King wishes for a future without racial discrimination.

His Letter from Birmingham Jail was his response to the white clergymen that deemed him unwise and untimely following his arrest for taking part in a non-violent march protesting segregation. King dreads the lack of support offered by Christians that didn't protest against racism.

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