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You liked winning with words.
You liked writing speeches about patriotism and democracy.
You liked all the faces looking at you, all those eyes.
“How did I do it?” you ask me now....
“Winning with words” is a goal in persuasive writing and speaking, and both Patrick Henry and Martin Luther King, Jr. use language to advocate for their ideas. Reflecting on Mora’s poem and the shared concepts and themes in King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” and Henry’s “Speech to the Second Virginia Convention,” discuss how a person’s choice of words may be a matter of “life” and “death.” This is to be at least 200 words.

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The choice of words can persuade, provoke ideas and provoke acceptance and rejection of concepts. This allows words to have strong power and can trigger "life" or "death" situations.

We can arrive at this information because:

  • Words can expose something.
  • When used in a planned and well-structured way, they can create both beneficial and harmful situations.
  • This happens mainly because of the persuasive power that words have, in this case, when used correctly, they can make people defend and reject concepts, believe, and disbelieve in ideas and people.

Words can trigger attitudes and emotions that are capable of making human beings act correctly, but they are also capable of manipulating and controlling people and for this reason, it is important to know how to use and interpret them.

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