The first post does a great job at describing the right to assemble and the right to be treated equal. Cassandra explains that one of the most important points in the speech was that they had the right to be in public and protesting. She does a good job at explaing why this is important. I like how she put "we all know the right to be treated equal is the driving force of MLK", because it is the driving force. I agree with the part about if Rosa Parks never gave up her seat that who knows if MLK would be have been able to do all that he had done.
I like how Jacob tied the violence in the south being a huge part of the MLK history. I like how he stated that not all whites did racist things because of the guilt that they would feel.