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MLK Jr. E: Racism

Ethics on Racism.

TermDefinition
Racialism The view that certain characteristics that are passed down, differentiates people into seperate races.
Extrinsic Racism The belief that certain traits of races are morally relevant. Different characteristics merit different moral treatment.
Intrinsic Racism The belief that certain traits of race are not morally relevant. Different characteristics do not merit different moral treatment.
Interpersonal Racism The racist belief and actions made by individuals towards individuals of said race.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. An African American Civil Rights leader, baptist minister, who fought against segregation and racial injustice.
Just Law Aligns with the divine law and does not degrade humanity.
Unjust Law Differs the divine law as a societal law and degrades humanity.
Societal & Divine law The divine laws from God/divinity serves as a moral foundation to societal laws that are made by humans.
Why was the Birmingham City Jail Letter written? MLK Jr. wrote the letter in response to 8 clergymen who issued "A call for unity" that critiqued King's movement for stirring violence and tension.
How many times was King arrested? 30 times between 1958-1967
Who assassinated King? Earl Ray
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