English, 03.09.2019 19:30 myahlit84

Choose one: writing: routine writing: think of a time that you got in trouble for something you believed was unjust, or unfair. compose a letter to critics explaining your actions, and why you believe they were just. make sure to keep the audience in mind. (w.3d, ri.10) written response (argumentative): king emphasizes the idea of “injustice” in his “letter from a birmingham jail.” how does he portray this idea throughout the text? choose a section of the text which you believe king develop or refine his point. (ri.5, 10) writing: argumentative: do you believe we have reached the dream that king spoke of? write about why or why not, and why you feel this way. cite evidence from the speech to support your argument. (w.1ab, 2e, ri.10)

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