In the middle of his speech, he started to how human a politician can be. He decided that the only way to get a point across is to be able to relate to his audience of not only government leaders, but also the nation’s people. The speech is called, “We Shall Overcome” not “They Will Overcome”. He says, “But let each of us look within our hearts and our own communities, and let each of us put our shoulders to the wheel to root out injustice wherever it exists” (Johnson, 1965). This phrase includes a lot of terms like “us” and “our”. He puts himself into as a part of one of the many concerned people of America. He is showing that he is just a normal person, with no incentive, who wants to fight for African American equal rights and a just voting