Question

rhetorical devices in jfks civil rights address speech anaphora - the repetition of phrases at the beginning of sentences example: i will not allow this. i will not listen to madness. i will not change my mind. metaphor - a comparison of unlike things without using like or as example: the sun was my friend. simile - a comparison of unlike things using like or as example: the cloud was like cotton candy. which rhetorical device is used in the passage from president jfks civil rights address speech? they are not yet freed from the bonds of injustice. simile anaphora metaphor

Explanation:

The phrase compares oppressive injustice to restrictive "bonds" without using "like" or "as", which fits the definition of a metaphor provided. It does not use the structure of a simile (no "like"/"as") nor anaphora (no repeated opening phrases).

Answer:

metaphor