Does king consider himself an "outsider" by staging a civil rights protest in birmingham? list 3 reasons he gives in response to this criticism.

No, he did not consider himself an "outsider" by staging a civil rights protest in Birmingham.

Reasons:
1) He and several members of his staff were INVITED by an affiliate of Southern Christian Leadership Conference to be on call to engage in a nonviolent direct action program when necessary.
2) He was compelled to carry the gospel of freedom beyond his own home town. 
3) "Anyone who lives inside the United States can never be considered an outsider anywhere within its bounds." - MLK Jr.

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( This proverb is saying that you may can live life fast going at your own pace, but two is always better than one.)

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( This proverb is saying that you can't control everything but control what you can.)

- He who forgives end the argument.

( This proverb is saying that once you forgive someone you have done the good job of making peace.)

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( This means that a wise person is wise because they know how much they don't know , where else a fool is just a fool.)

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( This is a wise saying that says those who live are those who prepare for what tomorrow brings )

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( This proverb is saying that character shows itself eventually through what a person says or does)

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