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Proceedings of ALL WORLD MUSLIM EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE (AWMEC’22) PROCEEDINGS
Race-equal society: Analysis of Negroid Racism in “I have a dream” by King Martin Luthe
Abstract
This article focuses on the concept of race-equal society based on the text of famous speech “I have a dream” by King Luther. Using Critical-Race Theory on the text it is revealed that racism is directly linked with mindsets and lack of awareness as well as courage. The deprivation of basic rights has direct influence on discrimination based on color which later provokes target killing of Negroes. The undertaken research unearths through textual analysis that Negroes also have to raise voices for their basic needs and stand for their freedom. Any kind of discrimination leaves traumatizing effects on the minds from generations to generations of minorities.
Keywords: Negroes, King Luther, Race-equal society, Racism, Discrimination
References
Shamim, U., & Sarah. (2022). Race-equal society: Analysis of Negroid Racism in “I Have a Dream” by Martin Luther King Jr. In Proceedings of the All World Muslim Educational Conference (AWMEC’22) (p. 26). IJSmart Publishing.
Editors and Affiliations
Ummarah Shamim1 and Sarah2
1 Department of English, University of Sahiwal; Email: aouwazahmad@gmail.com;
2 Department of English, University of Sahiwal; sarahsuman77@gmail.com
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About this paper
This article focuses on the concept of race-equal society based on the text of famous speech “I have a dream” by King Luther. Using Critical-Race Theory on the text it is revealed that racism is directly linked with mindsets and lack of awareness as well as courage.