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The Negro has many pent up resentments and latent frustrations, and he must release them.

How does King conclude this claim?

by stating the inevitability of racial violence

by urging white leaders to release him from jail

by encouraging white leaders to allow nonviolent protests

by persuading his followers to break laws and create unrest

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WorldlyGlass49

King concludes this claim by encouraging white leaders to allow nonviolent protests. He says that it is better for white leaders to allow black people to channel their dissatisfaction through nonviolent protests, then through violent riots.

Parrain

The conclusion of the claim made by King about pent-up frustration was by encouraging white leaders to allow nonviolent protests.

What did King say about pent-up frustration in Blacks?

Martin Luther King Jr. spoke of how the Black people of the United States had been discriminated against for a long time and so had a lot of pent-up frustrations and resentments.

He told White leaders that these resentments needed to be released somehow which was why he encouraged them to allow Black people to protest as a way to release those resentments.

Find out more on Martin Luther King Jr. at https://brainly.com/question/3766542.

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