Martin Luther King Inequality
Martin Luther King Jr. never got to be in the better world he create. His world, until the day he died, was ruled by hate, inequality, and oppression. The only life he knew was the one of his childhood, growing up in Atlanta. It was a harsh life, ran by Jim Crow laws and filled by inequality.
From the time he was three years old, Martin’s best friend was a white boy whose father owned the store across the street from his home. When they were in preschool, they would play just about every day and treated each other as they were equal.
From the time he was three years old, Martin’s best friend was a white boy whose father owned the store across the street from his home. When they were in preschool, they would play just about every day and treated each other as they were equal.