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What does King mean by “isness” of humanity’s present nature? (line 37)
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What does King mean by “isness” of humanity’s present nature? (line 37)

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King rejects the idea that humans are passive bystanders in a violent world. Isness by itself would likely to refer to a quality or state of being.

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