Mlk Reflective Statement

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Dr.Martin Luther King's vision was to see an America where there will be no discrimination on the basis of the color of the skin.(Throughout the whole letter) I think that MLK wanted it to where both whites and nonwhites would get equal opportunity in all spheres of life including jobs…... I also think that he wanted to see America a superpower not only on military might but also in Science & Technology,Literature, Sports in all arenas,who would act as a savior for all oppressed people of the world. Dr.Martin Luther King's vision was that one day,race will not be an issue in how people are treated or in how they are allowed to live their lives. Coming from my perspective, I think that It’s a sad fact of today’s society that King’s vision is not a reality in America, or anywhere else in the world; but it is possible to say that his vision affected us……. Also, MLK has made the world a more equal place, if not an equal one, and it has helped to ensure that minorities have a voice.

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(para 11) I think that MLK was a hero because he was famous for using nonviolent resistance to over some injustice, and he never got tired of trying to end segregation laws: laws that prevented blacks from entering certain places…... I also think he was a hero because Martin Luther king Jr. did all he could to let everybody know " All men are created equally" Martin Luther king Jr is a hero because He was a leader who stopped at nothing to achieve justice and followers trusted him. I think that MLK was a hero because Look at how we live today: as equals. Black and white people are friends, lovers, family members, and classmates…… He was a hero also because King’s words and perseverance have paved the path for other people of the African American race to give themselves a stronger voice in government, jobs, and
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