The most famous from this speech is "Segregation today... segregation tomorrow... segregation forever." What is the effect of the parallelism in this line from paragraph 1 underscores how segregation was an important part of the past and will continue to be in the future emphasizes how strongly Wallace hates efforts from the North to force their values on the South It relates an emotional appeal for the sake of the future children of the South and the need to protect them It emphasizes Wallace's belief that segregation is a permanent part of their life