How Did Martin Luther King Jr Dream
Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the most influential civil rights speakers of his time, He stood up for what he wanted and made a difference by just using his words. Using his mind over creating conflict. He knew that all blacks were supposed to be free but they were not. They were not given the same rights, they were not equal. MLK Jr. wanted to make sure everyone was treated the same. Martin Luther King Jr. was born January 15, 1929. Martin Luther King Jr’s. dream was that everyone would be free, and everyone would be treated equally, and everyone would have the same rights. (Martin Luther King Jr and the Civil Rights Movement). MLK Jr. wanted all people to be given the same rights as the white people had, no matter what the cost.
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dreams started a revolution. He knew that everyone deserved to be treated the same and all blacks shouldn’t be looked at as if they were just animals, or menaces of society. In his speech about the revolution he said “ Anyone who feels that we can live in isolation today, anyone who feels that we can live without being concerned about other individuals and other nations is sleeping through a revolution. The world in which we live is geographically one. The great challenge now is to make it one in terms of brotherhood.” (MLK Jr. “Remaining Awake Through A great Revolution”). King was saying that we all live on the same planet. Now all we have to do is learn to live with one another in peace. WIthout treating the other one poorly and not giving him/her all the rights they deserve. His dream was to have all people live together in peace and harmony and he was trying to accomplish the goal of everyone being able to stand one another. And treat each other like they are all …show more content…
changed all American lives. He made most people realize that everyone is the same and everyone should be treated equally. One of his speeches he said, “"We must have our freedom now. We must have the right to vote. We must have equal protection of the law." –(MLK 1965, after march on Alabama state capitol) He is saying that they should be able to vote. And that it’s not fair that they can get harassed and abused and the police don’t do anything about it. And they must get freedom now! Because the African-Americans are tired of being treated like they are not there, treated as if they are only animals. That they deserve their own freedom because it is their life and they should be able to control how they want. Not do whatever a white person tells them to
dreams started a revolution. He knew that everyone deserved to be treated the same and all blacks shouldn’t be looked at as if they were just animals, or menaces of society. In his speech about the revolution he said “ Anyone who feels that we can live in isolation today, anyone who feels that we can live without being concerned about other individuals and other nations is sleeping through a revolution. The world in which we live is geographically one. The great challenge now is to make it one in terms of brotherhood.” (MLK Jr. “Remaining Awake Through A great Revolution”). King was saying that we all live on the same planet. Now all we have to do is learn to live with one another in peace. WIthout treating the other one poorly and not giving him/her all the rights they deserve. His dream was to have all people live together in peace and harmony and he was trying to accomplish the goal of everyone being able to stand one another. And treat each other like they are all …show more content…
changed all American lives. He made most people realize that everyone is the same and everyone should be treated equally. One of his speeches he said, “"We must have our freedom now. We must have the right to vote. We must have equal protection of the law." –(MLK 1965, after march on Alabama state capitol) He is saying that they should be able to vote. And that it’s not fair that they can get harassed and abused and the police don’t do anything about it. And they must get freedom now! Because the African-Americans are tired of being treated like they are not there, treated as if they are only animals. That they deserve their own freedom because it is their life and they should be able to control how they want. Not do whatever a white person tells them to