Lesson plan: MLK Jr.'s "Letter from a Birmingham Jail," racism and Jan. 6
Using the Student handout , have students consider Dr. King’s words in the “Letter from the Birmingham Jail” to imagine how he would respond to the Capitol Hill riot. Students should be able to use at least three quotes from the letter to draw their conclusions. Explain why you chose these quotes.
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