This is a 3. Simply stated, but enough context to show deep understanding.
King’s context: -Inspirational -Equality, Segregation, Racism -1960 Super Bowl context: -Entertaining -Persuade you to buy their product -Feb. 4, 2018 I think the usual context of King’s words and speeches are usually to inspire others. The context of this specific ad was to persuade people to buy their product, in this case it was to sell cars.
This is a 2 – It is missing the context of the ads.
The proper context of King’s words are usually no segregation, equality, voting rights and proper human rights. MLK was talking about equality as it says in his speech “I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia sons of former slave’s and the sons of former slave-owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood.”. King wanted everyone to be able to vote because only white could. MLK did not want people misusing his words in commercial he wanted all people to live their lives in “equality”.
