Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. was a amazing person who empowered everyone to stop segregation and to make people see that it isn't okay to have that kind of outlook on America. King had an amazing voice for the people and was able to show others that people have the right to speak for themselves . Doctor Martin Luther King Jr and how he fought for civil rights.
The history of King was a amazing story line. It all started when a young boy was born on January 15,1929, with the name of Michael King Jr., but he went by Martin. He live the amazing town of Atlanta, Georgia. Martin lived with his parents, Reverend Martin Luther King Sr., and Alberta Williams King, and his grandparents and as well as two siblings,…show more content… made such a big impact on american history King helped our country such as, abolishing segregation. It's a wonder how much would things would be if he was still alive today. King allowed hsi reader to gain an insight view and opinion through his letter. He based his letter on ethos, pathos, and ethos. In 1957 King was elected president of the southern leadership conference, Doctor King was very astounded that he became a very powerful person to many lives ( Martin Luther King Jr.- Biography 1 ). King was a very empowering person and he said some amazing things to change people's mindsets and make the people know that that isn't okay to treat others differently because of their skin color. There are many people to this day that still treat others with disrespect and different attitudes because of their skin color. People grew up with the mindset that they can treat others the way they want to and that it is okay. King made a very astounding speech that meant alot to him and to other people and changed so many people's lives because of that one speech. King said “Now is the time to make the real promises of democracy. Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice. Now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood."(Dr. Martin Luther King's Dream Recognized 1 ). This quote has a strong tone to it, and he knew that if he…show more content… was a very powerful man, who stood up for segregation, and had the voice that anyone could have. King's speech impacted the world and changed many people’s points of view on segregation. King tried his hardest to change the worlds outlook on segregation, but many people to this day are still treating African Americans differently than people not of