Martin Luther King Equality
“ The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and confidence, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy”
-Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr, Abraham Lincoln, and George Washington all stated that the stories of terrorism, violence, and inequality were all acts of creating an even more sunder society.
1For several years, equality and freedom were always used for granted when it came to the color of people’s skin, gender, and their race. Many American citizens thought that it was fair, but they only thought that it was fair enough because they weren’t the ones who appeared as an outsider. This turned into a dilemma in our society. So who was going to take a stand …show more content…
On the other hand, some people decided to act out and fight against these absurd rules. They took a stand and fought for their rights. Not only was it for themselves, but for all of those who were tired of suffering. They wanted to change the ideas of a United society. For their generation, and for several generations to come. 2 Martin Luther King Jr. One of the several people who took a stand against violence. Mr. King Jr. was a christian man who believed that violence was an unsuitable way of dealing with issues. Sadly, because Martin was African American things were never easy to exploit.
Even though Mr. King had these things in his con list he didn’t let that get him down. Martin was determined to make a change in the world. He wanted to see the world act as one and not as two. He was tired of people being so judgmental about one’s skin color. In fact, they were so judgmental that white Americans had to have two separate schools just because colored people looked untrustworthy. 3Martin Luther King Jr. had encouraged non-violence and terminated racial inequality around the whole U.S and several other places in the …show more content…
If Abraham Lincoln didn’t end slavery with his speech while he was president, we would still be living in a slaved controlled society. Last but not least, George Washington. Sure he owned slaves for about his entire life time. But he never agreed with the idea that owning people was right. Yes, he had different opinions before, but, as time went by his train of thought had changed. Thanks to his wife Martha she completed her dying wish that her husband had for her and she freed all 317
-Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr, Abraham Lincoln, and George Washington all stated that the stories of terrorism, violence, and inequality were all acts of creating an even more sunder society.
1For several years, equality and freedom were always used for granted when it came to the color of people’s skin, gender, and their race. Many American citizens thought that it was fair, but they only thought that it was fair enough because they weren’t the ones who appeared as an outsider. This turned into a dilemma in our society. So who was going to take a stand …show more content…
On the other hand, some people decided to act out and fight against these absurd rules. They took a stand and fought for their rights. Not only was it for themselves, but for all of those who were tired of suffering. They wanted to change the ideas of a United society. For their generation, and for several generations to come. 2 Martin Luther King Jr. One of the several people who took a stand against violence. Mr. King Jr. was a christian man who believed that violence was an unsuitable way of dealing with issues. Sadly, because Martin was African American things were never easy to exploit.
Even though Mr. King had these things in his con list he didn’t let that get him down. Martin was determined to make a change in the world. He wanted to see the world act as one and not as two. He was tired of people being so judgmental about one’s skin color. In fact, they were so judgmental that white Americans had to have two separate schools just because colored people looked untrustworthy. 3Martin Luther King Jr. had encouraged non-violence and terminated racial inequality around the whole U.S and several other places in the …show more content…
If Abraham Lincoln didn’t end slavery with his speech while he was president, we would still be living in a slaved controlled society. Last but not least, George Washington. Sure he owned slaves for about his entire life time. But he never agreed with the idea that owning people was right. Yes, he had different opinions before, but, as time went by his train of thought had changed. Thanks to his wife Martha she completed her dying wish that her husband had for her and she freed all 317