inspired many African Americans across the nation.
One of the world's best known advocates of non-violence.
The reason that I've chosen to evaluate M.L.K. speech is because Dr. Luther King speech could teach me how to think in so many different ways about non-violence throughout history, we consider violence the best way to solve a problem. Martin Luther King Jr. was a very powerful speaker. He knew how to lead protests, and how to get people involved. He is the main reason for the equal rights between races that we have today.
The theme of the M.L.K. essay ,to me, is that non-violence is the action, the duty and the conviction that the justice is reachable, through the respect for the human being and the rival's life and avoiding all ways of violence. I think it's action because people who are inspired on its principles must be audacious, committed and also moderate and patient, whether they want to follow them. Fearful and coward people will not understand Nonviolence. I think it's a duty because it is a normative element which help us leading our behaviors, the voice of our conscience which impels us doing or not doing something. That duty implies self-obligation, self-control and self-limitation".
The writing convinced me that Dr. Luther King was a very powerful writer, he .
says "The problem is not a purely racial one, with Negroes set against whites. In the end, it is not a struggle between people at all, but a tension between justice and injustice", I think he's telling us that the problem between black and white is not only lack of war or a process of negotiation, but a just distribution of wealth, aimed at providing for the human needs and increasing suffering of mankind.
The tone of Dr. Luther King's words have a deep meaning, nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.
I really like when he says " The old law of an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind .
Mlk made it hard for them because he was constantly leaving and returning... - MLK viewed federal government as an ally. ... Mlk loses - Mlk experienced his greatest defeat. After nine months when MLK left Albany was as segregated as ever. Pritchett's strategy was successful in stopping MLK. ...
Both Socrates and MLK Jr. are historical figures with strong beliefs. ... In Plato's Crito and MLK Jr.'... Both Socrates and MLK Jr. use a nonviolent method of disobedience. ... Socrates and MLK Jr. believe that the majority does not matter. ... Socrates is being put to death, whereas MLK Jr. is imprisoned. ...
MLK (Martin Luther King, Jr.) makes a lot of good observations which he makes within each chapter. I think that each of the chapters had one specific point that MLK wanted to get by to the reader which summed up to his main topic. ... Another significant point that MLK pointed out was that "our God is able." ... One of the most important things that I got out of this book was the first point that MLK made. ... You can't tell by the way MLK writes because you never know how he really is inside. ...
It is the active, rational principle which, by a logic analisys measures, evaluates and organizes both the material and the spiritual values. ... He repents and confesses being to prostitutes, but after a rational analisys, his free spirit urges him to follow his desire and decides to do so without any fear. ...
MLK and JFK "I Have a Dream" was one of the most memorable speeches that I have had the pleasure of listening to. In this speech on August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King had the most unbelievable drive and determination during this speech and even though I didn't hear it in person, he almost mad...
I think that Malcom X was far more respected than MLK. ... Typically, MLK receives greater and more sympathetic attention, but in one of their meetings MLK appeared to be helpless against MalcomX's arguments. You could see that MLK was no match for Malcom. ... I don't believe he was jealous of MLK. ... He would have nothing to do with MLK now if he were alive today. ...
Analisys of Sonnet to Science Poe wrote Sonnet to Science in the beginning of his career,wen he was still young.It was printed for the first time in 1829,in his second book of poems. The poem is a traditional English sonnet,divided into three stanzas and a final couplet,with rhymes,metaphors an...
(MLK) gets more attention to his ideas, but, one time when they met MLK seemed to be helpless against Malcoms ideas. As you can see MLK is no match for Malcom X. ... It is no wonder that MLK got the nobel peace prize, his ideas are easily accepted by whites without any sense of moral obligation. I don't believe he was jealous of MLK, what I do believe was that he had a job to do. ... If MLK were alive today I honestly do not think that Malcom would have anything to do with him. ...
They were often assaulted but they followed MLK rule of not retaliating and hitting back. ... MLK then put this in to practise when Rosa Parks got arrested on 1st December 1955, she was a well-known African American in the community and MLK thought that a protest was needed to rectify the situation and this proved that peaceful protest could work. ... The speeches that MLK gave had a impact on everyone, not just African Americans. ...
This led to the tokenism that MLK decried, and it also led to the realization that there wouldn't be equal rights gained through the courts alone, they had to take their struggle to the streets. ... As the years went on African Americans became even more willing to stand up for their rights, to the point where MLK led a march on Washington D.C. ... Even the killings of important persons like MLK, Medgar Evars, and Malcolm X couldn't stop the flow once it had been released. ...
