For 10 points, name this work that claims that "injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" and advocates the use of non-violent resistance that was written by Martin Luther King Jr. during his time in the title Alabama prison.
This document repeatedly cites Socrates as an example of a man who creates creative and changing Â tension from difficulty. It claims that current laws create a Buberesque "I-it" relationship of sinful separation that allows "difference [to be] made legal". It was written in response to the statement "A Call for Unity" that urged the use of the court system rather than "direct action" led by outsiders. Published in its author's book Why We Can't Wait, this document was written after its author had protested with the SCLC Bull Connor's segregationist policies in the title city. For 10 points, name this work that claims that "injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" and advocates the use of non-violent resistance that was written by Martin Luther King Jr. during his time in the title Alabama prison.
This document repeatedly cites Socrates as an example of a man who creates creative and changing Â tension from difficulty.
"Letter from a Birmingham Jail" [or "Letter from Birmingham Jail"; or "Letter from Birmingham City Jail" or "The Negro is Your Brother"]