What is unique about Mississippi, according to Martin Luther King, Jr.? It has achieved racial equality for all of its citizens. It is further along than most other southern states in achieving racial equality. It has done little, if anything, in the way of granting racial equality to all its citizens. It has granted some equality to its black citizens, yet remains somewhat segregated

It has done little, if anything, in the way of granting racial equality to all its citizens.

Explanation:

This is the statement that best expresses the idea that Martin Luther King Jr. had of Mississippi. In his speech, King argues that Mississippi is one of the few states that has granted very little, if any, rights or advancement to its black citizens. Therefore, the state is extremely far from reaching racial equality. Because of this, King believed the state was particularly in need of his ideas and inspiration.

d) all choices are correct

a memoir is the correct answer