Which of the following is not true about Martine Luther King?
A. He advocates non-violent struggle
B. He believed that one day the black would join hands with the white
C. In his speech, he claimed freedom and justice for all
D. He demanded punishment of the white community
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D.
He demanded punishment of the white community
Explanation:
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