3 Questions
What is the speaker's dream in the text?
The speaker has a dream that one day all Americans will be able to live freely and equally.
What does the speaker believe about the American dream?
The speaker believes that the American dream is something that all people can share in.
What does the speaker hope for in terms of justice?
The speaker believes that justice will eventually be achieved in Mississippi and other places of injustice.
Study Notes
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The speaker has a dream that one day all Americans will be able to live freely and equally.
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The speaker has faced difficulties in their life, but they remain hopeful and believe that change will happen.
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The speaker believes that the American dream is something that all people can share in.
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The speaker believes that justice will eventually be achieved in Mississippi and other places of injustice.
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