What is the central idea of Alice Walker's speech “Choice: A Tribute to Dr. Martii Luther King Jr."? How does the author develop and support this central idea?
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The central idea of Walker's speech, in my opinion, is the statement "You should never be forced out of your homeland" due to racism and discrimination. The racial tensions between blacks and whites had severe repercussions. Dr. King was widely regarded as the African American community's savior. Walker reflects, "He gave us continuity of place, without which community is ephemeral." He gave us a home. " She returns to the South to empower African American communities as a result of her admiration for Dr. King.

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This is my opinion on her speech.

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