The Pros And Cons Of Martin Luther King's Dream

53 years ago a Baptist minister, activist, humanitarian, and leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement also known as Martin Luther King Jr. set out to fulfill a dream. Dr. King’s dream was to end racial discrimination, segregation, and wanted the public to have civil and economic rights. Throughout all those years Dr. King’s dream has not been fulfilled. Today the world is still plagued with racism, discrimination, sexism, violence, and injustice. This has to stop, people have to be aware of this and start making a change. In the meanwhile if the nation meanwhile if the nation is not making an effort to help better our country and fulfill Martin Luther King’s dream then MLK’s dream can not become a reality in today’s society.
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