The Trumpet of Conscience

          In this speech "The Trumpet of Conscience," Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. described that he could not become silent because he concerned that the hopes of poor people ravaged in the war. He explained that people live in poverty, Black people and white people were destroyed. What's more, Whte and Black died together on TV screen, even though they could not go to same schools. He struggled for equality for Black, and his speech was against the violence  of suppression for the people and the government. He worked a long time against segregation in the world because he mentioned that Justice could not be divisible.