As Martin Luther King Jr. came to realize the difficulty of combating the economic plight of black America, his language became more and more radical.

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As Martin Luther King Jr. progressed in his activism, especially towards the end of his life, he increasingly addressed issues of economic inequality and poverty, advocating for radical changes to the economic system in the United States to achieve justice and equality for African Americans. This shift reflected his belief that civil rights could not be fully realized without addressing economic rights.