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King wrote about the "degenerating sense of ‘nobodiness’" prevalent among blacks in America. What did he mean by the term ‘nobodiness’? How, according to the King’s letter, do indignities like name-calling rob blacks of their individuality and humanity? Can you think of other examples in which people are made to feel like "nobodies" because of the way they’re treated?

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