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Letter from Birmingham Jail Guiding Question #2 Lines 17-43: King
provides three different types of
reasons in his letter to justify his
presence in Birmingham:
organizational reasons, religious or
historical reasons, and moral
reasons. Choose one type of reason
and cite an example from these lines.
Explain why the example fits your
chosen reason.

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