How racism affected our religious rhetoric in American and racism is a taboo subject in society.

pril 13, 2018

Annotated Bibliography for Writing Project 3

Blasingame, Dionne. “Rhetorical Analysis of ‘A More Perfect Union? Speech.” Literatures and Foreign Languages. In her piece, she mentions that Obama speech is about closing the gap between white and black and ways to improve life, fighting together and create dialogue as American. How racism affected our religious rhetoric in American and racism is a taboo subject in society. she talks about Obama speech was reaches out to a broad audience that composed of many ethnic groups, many religious and many socio-economic.

Dear, John. “What Martin Luther King Jr. Can Teach Us About Nonviolence.” National Catholic Reporter, 17 Jan. 2012, www.ncronline.org/blogs/road-peace/what-martin-luther-king-jr-can-teach-us-about-nonviolence. The ways in which Dr.  King was used to spreading his message about segregation, discrimination,and racism by using every form of media to educate the population. He also talks about the basic stage toward justice with nonviolence ways such as information gathering, education, personal commitment, negotiation, direct action,and reconciliation.

 

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