Why Was Martin Luther King Jr Wrong
The following paper is about how Martin Luther King had a conflict and compromised. But first let's talk about his father who inspired his son to make this all happen. Martin Luther King sr. was a member of a Baptist church and decided to be a preacher after being inspired by ministers who were getting ready to stand up for racial equality. Martin Luther King Seniors Wife Martin Luther King Juniors mom got killed on a Sunday by an African American man while at church playing on the church organ the man got up and yelled you are serving a false god later on he stated that he meant to kill Martin Luther King sr. But he was somewhere else that day. Now let's talk about martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King was born on January 15th 1929. Martin Luther King was a Baptist minister and social activist who played an
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He was inspired by nonviolence advocates. He wanted equality for African Americans. At the time African Americans did not have the same rights as the whites. Martin Luther King worked with a lot of civil rights and religious groups to set up the march on Washington. They did it for jobs and freedom. It was a peaceful rally made to shed light on the inequality the African Americans had to deal with around the country. That had a big importance on in the history of the civil rights movement. And it was a huge factor on the passage of the civil rights act. The march reached its highest point in Martin Luther King's most famous speech the I have a dream speech. Which was a spirited call for peace and equality. He shared his vision and beliefs later that year he was named man of the year by time magazine. And in 1964 became the youngest to ever be awarded the Nobel peace prize. around the spring of 1965 Martin Luther King's high status brought international attention to the violence that occurred between white people that supported segregation and peaceful demonstrators. in Alabama where the student
He was inspired by nonviolence advocates. He wanted equality for African Americans. At the time African Americans did not have the same rights as the whites. Martin Luther King worked with a lot of civil rights and religious groups to set up the march on Washington. They did it for jobs and freedom. It was a peaceful rally made to shed light on the inequality the African Americans had to deal with around the country. That had a big importance on in the history of the civil rights movement. And it was a huge factor on the passage of the civil rights act. The march reached its highest point in Martin Luther King's most famous speech the I have a dream speech. Which was a spirited call for peace and equality. He shared his vision and beliefs later that year he was named man of the year by time magazine. And in 1964 became the youngest to ever be awarded the Nobel peace prize. around the spring of 1965 Martin Luther King's high status brought international attention to the violence that occurred between white people that supported segregation and peaceful demonstrators. in Alabama where the student