King faced criticism by a group of clergymen for being in birmingham. explain this criticism, and his response to it—what is his rationale for being there?

His rationale for being in Birmingham was that he was called to get the message out of flexibility far from the place where he grew up and he was additionally welcomed there with some of his staff individuals from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He was viewed as an outcast since he was not from Birmingham, and the general population felt like he was planning something naughty on the grounds that he came there. This feedback disheartens him, yet he reacts to it by saying that nobody in the United States should feel like a pariah. He says he remains worried in regards to everything that is going ahead in the nation, particularly when it is including individuals managing unfairness. He says that he is there to help battle the shameful acts that dark individuals are confronting.