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    the District of Columbia a self-Government and Governmental Reorganization Act‚ but this essay is not going to be about any of this‚ it is going to be about what I believe is one of the most significant events that changed history. Martin Luther King Jr. choose Washington D.C. for his famous speech “ I Have a Dream.” Dr.King was on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial when he delivered his speech. He wanted racism in America to end and for the African-American civil rights movement to begin.

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    the Philippine government was treating its citizens using their hard earned tax payment as an ATM. I shared my opinions and sentiment to other people and they agreed yet does it really change anything? No‚ not at all. This is where Teddy Boy Locsin Jr. comes in; my class has the utmost privilege to have a talk by this very experienced and brilliant man. Honestly prior the talk‚ I had no idea who he was and when I told my mom about him‚ she recognized his name instantly and told me he is a very respected

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    Martin Luther King was a civil right activist and Christian preacher who expressed the reasons behind the reasons of why african americans were protesting for their civil rights through a letter to the clergymen in Birmingham. King goes on to express his argument by giving an idea on what african americans go through in a society where police brutality and denial of freedom is present in the everyday lives of african americans in Birmingham. He pushes his purpose even further by getting the clergymen

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    MLK and Gang Violence Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a very powerful and kind man. His life was one that was devoted completely to his one and only life goal- ending segregation and violence. He attempted to accomplish this through making a series of speeches throughout the nation. He never solved anything with physical contact‚ but with his mind and with his voice. Thinking about Dr. King’s methods of approaching violence‚ we may ask ourselves‚ “What would Martin Luther King do about modern-day

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    One of the Freedom Fighters; Dr. Martin Luther King‚ Jr. Martin Luther King‚ Jr. was born on January 15‚ 1929. He was an American clergyman‚ activist‚ and prominent leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement. He is best known for his role in the advancement of civil rights using nonviolent civil disobedience. A Baptist minister‚ King became a civil rights activist early in his career. He led the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott and helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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    is a commonly known name when it comes to the Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther King Jr. used his writing skills to write speeches which inspired many and promoted nonviolence. With his famously known speech “I Had A Dream” Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spread the ideas of blacks and whites living together in unison. DLK continuously convinced others that nonviolence was the best way to gain equal rights . Being one of

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    Upon comparing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Dalai Lama it becomes apparent that the two share many similar doctrines and beliefs. Although they come from two totally different backgrounds it seems as though their overall goals and dreams coincide. The most striking similarity is that both men advocated/advocate for peace and nonviolent solutions to problems. While they may have approached matters differently the goal was the same. Analyzing both men one begins to see that they are admired by

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    When I’m asked to think of prodigious leaders‚ individuals such as Gloria Steinem and Martin Luther King‚ Jr. come to mind; individuals who are‚ or were determined‚ uplifting‚ caring‚ and authoritative. Most importantly‚ these people come to mind for the reason that they gave their all to make a positive impact on the world around them. These individuals have dedicated their lives to inspiring and encouraging people to stand up for what is right. They have challenged society to bring about peace

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    The I Have A Dream Speech was created and read loudly to a massive group of civil rights protesters in front of the Lincoln memorial in Washington‚ D.C. by Martin Luther King JR. He made this speech to fight for the rights of discrimination of the African Americans who were treated as lesser humans‚ consequently‚ his dream was for the American people to come together and realize that everyone is equal. When he reads “I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia sons of former slaves and

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    From Behind Bars. On Good Friday in 1963‚ Rev. Martin Luther King‚ Jr. led 53 blacks on a march in downtown Birmingham to protest the cities segregation laws. The Birmingham police arrested all of the demonstrators‚ including King. This caused the clergymen of Birmingham to compose a letter pleading with the black population to end their demonstrations. This letter appeared in The Birmingham Newspaper where the imprisoned Martin Luther King read it (Amistad Digital Resource). In response‚ King

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