How Martin Luther King Jr. faced difficulties and how he overcame them

In accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993, Martin Luther King Jr. was named a pioneer in the fight for a just solution to issues of race and human dignity.

This was done by entering places that refused to serve blacks, politely asking for them, and not leaving if they could not get them, for which many college students were watched and ridiculed. But they are neither humble nor arrogant, and they are not served, so they sit there doing their homework, reading, and researching.

Stirring up the conscience of society by violating unjust laws"In fact, it is an expression of supreme respect for the law", as long as he acts"Open, bona fide, and willing to accept punishment"。

Martin Luther was an advocate of the European Reformation in the 16th century and the founder of Protestant Lutheranism.

Martin Luther King, JrJanuary 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was a well-known leader of the American civil rights movement who was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in the southeastern United States. He graduated from college in 1948 and became pastor of the church.

From 1948 to 1951, Martin Luther King Jr. continued his education in Philadelphia, on the East Coast of the United States. In 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. met with Kennedy** and demanded the passage of a new civil rights law that would give equal rights to blacks. On August 28, 1963, he delivered a speech entitled "I Have a Dream" in front of the Lincoln Memorial.

The 1964 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, known as Reverend Kim. In April 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. traveled to Memphis to lead a workers' strike and stayed at the Lorraine Motel. Before dinner on the 4th, he stood on the balcony of room No. 300 on the second floor and talked to people.

At this time, in an apartment across the street, a sniper with an air rifle with a scope shot at him. The bullet passed through his neck from the front, and he fell to the ground. He died the next day at the age of 39.

The former was a Renaissance thinker, and the latter was a leader of the black civil rights movement in the United States.

The most important thing is his perseverance, he is not afraid of the hard road to take, and he did not stop his career halfway. Non-stop speeches, non-stop persuasion of others. At that time, not only Martin Luther King, Jr., but also many people like Malocom X also gave a lot.

I think Martin Luther King's assassination was a sort of fulfillment of his dream, because the impact of this event was so great all over the world.

Strong will, unremitting efforts to work hard, not to compromise the reality of the situation!

Of course, to this day, strictly speaking, Luther's dream has not been realized, but it has changed much more than in his time, and there is no doubt that Martin Luther King Jr. was a great man, and the thousands of unsung heroes who supported him to inherit his dream were great men. Whether or not this dream is ultimately realized, the movement of black Americans for equal rights has set an example for all mankind, and this speech will forever be recorded in history

It calls for the elimination of racial discrimination and hopes that black and white Americans are equal and enjoy the same rights.

Focusing on the situation of blacks being discriminated against and oppressed everywhere, it is pointed out that blacks and whites should be equal, expressing the common voice of blacks, and fighting for the freedom and rights of blacks.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s lifelong commitment to enabling blacks to live in America on an equal footing with whites was the subject of his famous speech, I Have a Dream.