Justice knows no race. Dr. Martin Luther King describes justice in his essay, "Letter from Birmingham Jail." King had been imprisoned for participating in sit-ins at lunch counters; he was searching for racial equality. King went to jail for a cause he believed in; he was fighting for not only his rights, but also justice. King wrote his essay in an attempt to gain justice, not only for himself, but also for all African Americans. King is a

role model for many people; he used words and peaceful measures to fight for his cause.

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