What was Martin Luther King Jr.'s goal when he gave his speech on the first day of the boycott?

to insist on justice for Rosa Parks

to emphasize improvement in economic conditions for African Americans

to rouse people to action without expressing hate and resentment

to persuade other ministers to recognize the importance of the movement

It isn't to persuade other ministers to recognize the importance of the movement and to emphasize improvement in economic conditions for African Americans so which would it be?

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Jovanny Atkinson

16 May, 08:40

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Dude · Answer 1

"to rouse people to action without expressing hate and resentment" is the answer. also, this is a history question.

Kenley Flynn · Answer 2

His goal was ending the humiliation and intimation of black citizens there and elsewhere in Montgomery