Question

why does king begin his nobel prize acceptance speech with examples of recent racial violence in the united states?A. To explain why he feels he must refuse to accept this award
B. To give the audience a chance to feel bad about the situation
C. To show that the fight for freedom from oppression is not over
D. To allow the committee to see all the work he has done

Answer 1

Hello,
   To show that the fight for freedom from oppression is not over. The answer to your question is c).

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Answer 2

The Nobel prize speech took off by referring to racial violence "to show that the fight for freedom from oppression is not over." So, option (c) is the correct answer.

What was the King's Nobel prize acceptance speech?

At the start of his speech, Martin Luther King mentions instances of violence that have occurred in the US to demonstrate that the struggle for freedom from tyranny is still ongoing.

We are talking about Martin Luther King Jr.'s acceptance speech, delivered on December 10, 1964, in Oslo, Norway, the city where he had just been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

He was awarded the Prize for his ongoing advocacy of civil rights and nonviolent resistance to oppression and segregation. The reward was given to the youngest guy, who was 35 years old at the time.

Check out the link below to learn more about King's Nobel prize;

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