Ordinary Hesitations And Flaws Can Make Critical Differences

I think the statement: “Ordinary human beings with ordinary hesitations and flaws can make a critical difference” means that the main difference between ordinary people and extraordinary people is about the courage. I agree with it because I think ordinary people might give up their actions because they are afraid of being uncertain and encountering failure, but the extraordinary people wouldn’t. They have courage and confidence to face the dilemmas even though they are in predicaments. They also have a strong sense of moral responsibility. For example, Martin Luther King, who known as the leader of Civil Right Movement, is one of the most influential African American leaders of all time. He advocated the nonviolence, spent his most of life
against the racial discrimination, and even gave his life for the equal right. He had been intimidated many times, imprisoned ten times, arrested three times, assassinated three times, and the last assassination took his life. His actions made himself be the target of the racial extremism, he had never given up his belief. Today, his actions, movements, and speeches still encourage many people who are suffering from the racism. We stand up for something not because we may get some benefits; we stand up for something because we believe it’s right.