Martin Luther King Rough Childhood
Martain Luther King Jr.'s rough childhood helped inspire hiss fight for freedom, and yes evan he had bad childhood memorys. From his I have a dream speech ,to him organizing the boycot of the Montgomery transit system, and pieices of his personality were inspired by his experiances as a young lad. Thanks to Diana Childress's book "Heeding the Call" I can tell that to you.
One thing Martin Luther King Jr., known as M.L., Would never forget is his mother telling him "You are just as good as anyone." This, I beleave, is what inspred his "Negros and the Constitusion" speech. This could of also gave him the insperation for his "I have a Dream" speech. But this realy stuck with him through out his life. M.L.'s mother told him this when …show more content…
was small, his father took him to buy shoes. When they got to the store owner told them to transfer over the the colored section of the store M.L.'s dad refused. He said "We're ethier buying shoes here or were leaving". Some of M.L.'s most famous protests were of him sitting in the white section of a store and asking for sevice. This, I beleave, was one of the places where he got the idea for these protests.
Lastly, when he was going to a statewide essay compitition M.L. had to stand up for ninty three miles. Yes ninty three miles because he and his teacher sood up becase a caucasian wanted to sit. I am shure you all have heard of Rosa Parks and knew about the bus boycott that came afterword, but did you know M.L. organized it? Dose that not sound like what happened bolth times. They were both told to stand up and in the long run they bolth stood up, but this time it was for their rights.
In conclution, M.L. stood up for not only his rights but for the rights of all amaricans of color. His parents told him that he is just as good as anyone which was one of the major factors to his later life as a freedom fighter. This revolutionary civle rights activists was inspired scence his youth to help. This was the story of Martain Luther King
One thing Martin Luther King Jr., known as M.L., Would never forget is his mother telling him "You are just as good as anyone." This, I beleave, is what inspred his "Negros and the Constitusion" speech. This could of also gave him the insperation for his "I have a Dream" speech. But this realy stuck with him through out his life. M.L.'s mother told him this when …show more content…
was small, his father took him to buy shoes. When they got to the store owner told them to transfer over the the colored section of the store M.L.'s dad refused. He said "We're ethier buying shoes here or were leaving". Some of M.L.'s most famous protests were of him sitting in the white section of a store and asking for sevice. This, I beleave, was one of the places where he got the idea for these protests.
Lastly, when he was going to a statewide essay compitition M.L. had to stand up for ninty three miles. Yes ninty three miles because he and his teacher sood up becase a caucasian wanted to sit. I am shure you all have heard of Rosa Parks and knew about the bus boycott that came afterword, but did you know M.L. organized it? Dose that not sound like what happened bolth times. They were both told to stand up and in the long run they bolth stood up, but this time it was for their rights.
In conclution, M.L. stood up for not only his rights but for the rights of all amaricans of color. His parents told him that he is just as good as anyone which was one of the major factors to his later life as a freedom fighter. This revolutionary civle rights activists was inspired scence his youth to help. This was the story of Martain Luther King