Lines 179–186: What primary source does Euchner use to support his contention that not everyone could hear King’s words? Explain the effect of including Ms. Rael’s words. Not everyone could hear King’s words. The sound system, the

best available, still crackled and blanked out. Far from the Lincoln

Memorial, people followed the words on transistor radios—and

by watching the movement of bodies ahead. "Down near the front

there were people jumping up, waving hands and flags and signs,"

Elsa Rael said. "We were a little out of it, so we had to make our

own joy—so we were singing. We got small bursts of words from

King and shush up."

[Nobody Turn Me Around]