Cultural Heroism Is Having Courage And Being Fearless

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One of the factor that can fuel cultural heroism is having courage and being fearless. Being a cultural hero, they need to have courage. For heroes to stand up to others, they need to learn to have courage. They have to give speeches for what their fighting for, but that needs courage. People would not follow if the hero have no courage to stand up for them. Martin Luther King Jr. had courage to fight against the government for equal rights. Cultural heroes also need to be fearless. Heroes is brave, but without being fearless, they will be weak to become a hero or a leader. They cannot fear or people will stop following and respecting them. Rosa Park showed no fear when a white person asked her to move to the back of the bus, but she did not
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