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The story of Martin Luther King Jr. By Kid President 

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The story of Martin Luther King Jr. By Kid President 

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The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. by Kid President

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King was a smart child and started realise that people were being treated differently because of their skin colour. King knew this wasn't right and when he went out with his family he could see the racism happening first hand. King and his father once went into a shoe store and the clerk working told them to go to the back of the store as "They do not serve coloured people in the front of the store". King started school at 6 years old and continued until the school unallowed him to continue his education.

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I was inspired by King in so many aspects. King’s determination and never giving up is what inspires me the most. He didn’t give up when he was fighting for what was right even after coming out of jail he still projected his thoughts and beliefs to his country. I would like to have the courage that King did as he didn’t stop until he was murdered. He fought for what was right and impacted so many people. I know that if I was in a situation I would not have the courage to continue to fight for what was right after going to jail and continually being shut down for speaking up for what is right.

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Born: January 15 1929
Died: April 4 1968
Age at Death: 39
Cause of Death: MLK was assassinated by a sniper while on his hotel balcony in Memphis

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How did his religion impact on his world view

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How did his religion impact on his world view

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Martin Luther King Jr was born into a religious family. His father was a priest and his grandfather was a priest. King grew up with his religion playing a huge part of his life. AT age 24 King got married and became a priest himself at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Alabama. Because of his Christian beliefs he believed that everyone should be treated equally no matter what country or skin colour they had.

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How did they take personal risks for the well being of others?

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How did they take personal risks for the well being of others?

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King took many personal risks to express his opinions. He was arrested and sent to jail in 1963 for protesting the treatment of his race in Birmingham, Alabama. A court then ordered King not to protest in Birmingham as Birmingham was a hard place for people of his race at this time.

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How did he work to transform the situation

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How did he work to transform the situation

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Martin Luther King Jr transformed a situation that was segregated to what it is today. Because of King today we don't have separated toilets for white people and people of colour. Racism is not as bad as it once was and the world has Martin Luther King Jr to thank for that.

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Who might have they offended along the way?

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Who might have they offended along the way?

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King would have offended many racist people as he went out and projected his thoughts and beliefs to the country. King's most famous speech was about stopping racism and why it needs to stop. This speech did not settle well with most white Americans and four years after the speech King was assassinated in Tennessee.

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Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.'s Famed 'I Have a Dream' Speech

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On Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, we remember the civil rights leader's most famous speech, and King's remarkable legacy. He was born on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta. He gave the "I Have a Dream" speech on Aug. 28, 1963 to 250,000 people who marched to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.

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The iconic speech that Martin Luther King Jr spoke on August 28th 1963.

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On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr., delivered a speech to a massive group of civil rights marchers gathered around the Lincoln memorial in Washington DC. The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom brought together the nations most prominent civil rights leaders, along with tens of thousands of marchers, to press the United States government for equality.

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How did he challenge what was going on in the world

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How did he challenge what was going on in the world

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During the 1950s and 1960s Martin Luther King Jr played a part in civil rights movements. Because of his determination to end racism and for equal rights for other races he gained respect from many people including ones of his own race, ones of other races and political leaders. The world view that Martin Luther King Jr had to fight was the one that black people were less than white people. He challenged the 'minority' label he was stuck with by going against the rules to try to get equal rights for his people. It was a huge risk for him to do so. After King many other minorities  started protesting for equals rights as well.

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Martin Luther King Jr (Born Michael King, January 15 1929-April 4 1968) was an extremely important person in the Civil Rights Movement. He was the second of three children and named Michael after his father, though both changed their names to Martin while MLK Jr was still young. Both King Jr and his siblings were born into a financially secure middle class family and received a better education compared to most of the same race. King and all of his siblings took piano lessons from their mother and they all also played a variety of sports such as baseball and football. King also delivered the newspaper in his neighbourhood in his teens.

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How is Martin Luther King Jr a radical change agent?

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How is Martin Luther King Jr a radical change agent?

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Martin Luther Kings work has encouraged the world to have a more open minded view. There are many examples of this but the one most people know about is how he spoke and expressed his opinions and views without using violence. He risked many things when going to jail as it changed how others viewed him. As King got more well known especially after getting out of jail many others stood up and started to follow him and his beliefs. By expressing his beliefs to the rest of America he was able to change the view that the nation. Because of Martin Luther King Jr today everyone lives in a mixed society rather than a separated one.