1.Martin Luther King believes that a just law is a man-made code that follows a moral law .However, an unjust law is a law that disrupts that man-made code because we have to understand that this is about morality .A unjust law hurts the community of who is targeted because they have to follow it without consent and essentially it affects their morality and those around them . An unjust law doesn’t respect those people’s morality or dignity .
2.I Believe that identifying the difference between an unjust and a just law is important because it protects those that understand it .As human beings it is crucial to identify what impairs your moralities and the way you carry yourself in your day to day basis .On the bigger picture is not only about following rules but identifying what makes a country or community better , what brings peace and connection instead of separation and unfairness .This distinction does affect politics because it inspire social movements that shake up politics .
3.Jim Crow laws were unjust laws because they targeted a specific group and made them feel inferior to others , intentionally sabotaging their morals and the way they could live their lives .Later on this unjust law greeted movements that made a change not only in this country but all around the world . A just law protects people’s morals .For example , the 8th amendment prohibits excessive bail, fines, and cruel punishment defending people’s fairness and moralities because you are innocent until proven guilty; this amendment protected you from being treated unfairly under the law.