Speech Analysis: Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream"

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Speech Analysis: Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream"
Morally, discrimination is a negative outlook from an individual's perspective, and it takes in many different forms (Altman). Martin Luther King's speech stands that racial discrimination should be revoked and speaks that all men should be considered equal (King). This paper will provide a brief analysis of the speech made by Martin Luther King, entitled, 'I Have a Dream.'
There are three ways to have a persuasive speech are ethos, logos, and pathos. First, ethos pertains to the image that the speaker holds (Altman). In Martin Luther King's speech, his image was like the representative of all black people discriminated against. As he experienced discrimination as of young, his image and sense of character to people were more potent and credible. The way he delivered his speech and his tone in speaking was realistic and persuasive. Second, pathos is about the emotions the speaker delivers to ...