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Who was the target of Dr. King's criticism in "Letter from Birmingham Jail"?
He was criticizing the teachers at schools where students were segregated.
He was criticizing the eight clergymen who were responsible for his arrest.
He was criticizing the American people who believed in segregation.
He was criticizing the police officers who put him in jail.

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I do not know if this will help but it is an attempt

Explanation:

Images above: King is ready for a mug shot (left) in Montgomery, Alabama, after his 1956 arrest while protesting the segregation of the city's buses. His leadership of the successful 381-day bus boycott brought him to national attention. Right: In 1967, King serves out the sentence from his arrest four years earlier in Birmingham, Alabama.

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