He wants to take action in order to eliminate any threat of injustice in the city. King believes that everyone should have freedom and equality. He is fighting for a chance at achieving equality rights. He continues to further explain the difference between the just and unjust. He brings up the Supreme Court’s decision of 1954, which banned segregation in public schools and is persistent that people obey this civil right. In this letter, King says that segregation is an unjust law because. He thinks that everyone should be equal, but the laws of segregation impedes the chance for any individual civil rights and equality. In this letter, King goes further in explaining and gives examples of unjust laws. where others do not obey the same rules others are supposed to. Any law is unjust when it is used to maintain segregation and denies citizens the First Amendment privilege of peaceful assembly and protest. Being denied the right to vote is also an unjust law, King mentions. Due to this, he is breaking and unjust laws and he has no problem violating these laws because he wants justice for everyone (King,