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why does Martín luther king jr. Feel that he and other african americans can't wait any longer for equality?
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why does Martín luther king jr. Feel that he and other african americans can't wait any longer for equality?

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He felt that way because he was discriminated his whole life and at that time of his life he had enough power to stop it.
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