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Date Posted: 04:16:29 01/25/04 Sun
Author: Amanda Gomide C�ndido
Subject: Re: Amanda�s Task 13
In reply to: Adalberto 's message, "Amanda�s Task 13" on 06:39:09 01/20/04 Tue

I'm glad you have chosen my task and gave us this historical lesson. It's a nice and very expressive black and white picture. I'm also thankfull that people like him, Ghandi have taught us how to fight for a better and peacefull world, and that their ideas still give us strength to belive in it.

>The image I chose is the one called: Retrospective
>Martin Luther King. I like this one because it
>portrays him with his hand to his chin pensive. I
>liked it because it represents Martin Luther king�s
>whole approach to his fight for racial equality. It
>does so in that Luther king did not use hatred,
>violence, chaos, etc to try to change things...he used
>his brain and thought of arguments, made great
>speeches, he appealed to people�s reason and
>sensibility. This approach is contrary to figures like
>Malcom X who saw things differently. In favor of
>Luther king�s approach and seeing this image as a
>representation of all this I chose that one.

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