In Letter from a Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King encouraged
A) separation from whites until civil rights had been achieved.
B) the breaking of unjust laws.
C) sit-in's all over the nation.
D) the use of court cases as opposed to demonstrations for the purpose of achieving civil rights.
E) complying with segregation laws as the situation had become too dangerous.
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