Question

(50 Points and Brainliest Answer.) What is the relationship between the underlined sentence and the bolded sentences?

(This speech is from Letter From Birmingham Jail, it may use some words that may seem offensive in today's culture. But please be minded this was written in the early 60's.)

Answer 1

It is saying that even thought they have done everything to stop it, racial injustice and segregation still engulfs the city. Meaning the people there wont stop being racist and will continue to segregate. Hope this helps!

Answer 2

The relationship of the bold and underlined sentence is that they are both on the related subject of racism. In the underlined sentence, it is describing the absolute nonsense for a community to be racial in such way as to burn and bomb Negro homes and religious places (bold sentence). So, once again, the main purpose of both sentences is that they are describing that racial prejudice shall not be allowed and shall not take over one's community.

I do hope I helped! If I was not somewhat correct, I apologize dearly. Thank you.