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"To be brave is to face your challenges, threats, or difficulties. It involves valuing a goal or conviction and acting upon it, whether popular or not. A central element involves facing – rather than avoiding – fears." - viacharacter.org

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"Kindness is being nurturing and caring to others — to enjoy doing favors for them, to take care of them, and to perform good deeds." - Viacharacter.org

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"to organize and encourage a group to get things done, while maintaining good relations within the group." Viacharacter.org

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Martin kept on protesting for equal rights even if it ended up with going to jail, martin kept on fighting for what was right. Another way he showed bravery was by standing in front of millions giving his famous "I Have A Dream" speech

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Martin was kind by not fighting back with fists, but using his voice instead so know one got hurt, because Martin did not believe in violence.

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He show leadership by organizing and leading protests with thousands of people by his side.

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When 50 African Americans were marching they were all arrested, because of this more and more Africans Americans marched and got arrested. Martin noticed this and despite the risk of being put in jail for multiple accounts of protesting he still gathered 700 people and they all marched. He showed he would risk everything to get his point across. (pg 76)

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Martin organized a bunch of sit-ins which were a type of protest that people just sit in a spot and don't move unless forced to move. People were doing this, but when they did they would get beaten, but people caught on to it and sooner on arrested Martin Luther King Jr. pg. 49-50

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"Holding hands, Martin and Coretta lead more than 3,000 marchers across the Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma. The Five day voting march to the capitol in Montgomery proved to the world that peaceful protests could win the day." pg. 83

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'He continued to think about how he could do the most good in the world.' This shows that Martin would not just think about himself but he would always think about the world being a lot more kind and equal. (#30)

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"He lead a peacefully march from the Washington monument to the Lincoln memorial singing" pg 67

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'Martin was thinking about the next moves for the freedom movement when his fourth child, Bernice, was born in 1963.' At this point, Martin was still thinking about how he can show more kindness to the world and trying to convince the government to get rid of the Jim Crow Laws. (#58)

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The bus system in Montgomery was segregated by law, causing black people to sit where they are not allowed to. So Martin organized a boycott which African Americans would walk to work instead of taking the bus. pg. 36

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"Martin flew to Birmingham to try and keep riots from happening" Martin flew to Birmingham were early that week members of the KKK bombed a church that African Americans went to talk. 4 girls that went to sunday school were killed. This lead to many people killing others; Martin went to stop as many riots as he could. (Pg. 70-71) This showed he risked his life to stay as peaceful as he could. He also got bombed while he was there. He could have been killed so many times but remained peaceful

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"Martin's house was bombed and his followers were angry and wanted to catch destitution but martin said let's stay peaceful and had stopped the anger so it wouldn't be a riot ."