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Mlk spoke up for African Americans and equality when everyone else was afraid to

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janaisa

i learned that he fought segregation and didnt judge the color of peoples skin.

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I learned that MLK was not just fighting for black rights but for everyone who was mistreated

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MLK showed very good points in what he tlaking

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i learned we don't the real truth about MLK

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DaVontae

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He believed that all people are equal.

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these passages changed the way I view the civil rights movement and MLK

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I learned that Martin Luther King went through a lot throughout his life, and life is not always easy, but Martin Luther King keep pushing through until he accomplished  giving all citizens the right to be free, and live in peace.

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Not every thing in life is easy

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he want to jail 30 times for what he belived

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MLK was a great leader and is a great example of how to stand up for yourself and other peopl

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MLK dose not believe in violence because if wee hate it will take people to start fighting  God has rights that the people do not try to make any cause.

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King strove for equal rights for all, as well to bring awareness about issues we've never thought about.

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He changed the way black people were treated

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i learned that he cared about alot more things than what he is famous for

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Learned about his famous letter from the Birmingham jail.

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he wanted everybody to be treated the same, and the same right for everybody in the United States

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The government was scared what MLK could do.

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I learned that MLK had helped African Americans from racial discrimination by the white man
and had to make things change for the greater good but we still have racial problems in america.

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He believed that everyone has a purpose in life.  

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He believed that everyone has a purpose in life.  

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Jordan C.

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I learned that Martin Luther King fought for a little more than black rights and that he fought to get his ideas of a peaceful world and a world where all information and human rights are available

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I learned about things that media hides from us and exactly how much MLK Jr. tried to get both black and white freedom :D

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He believed in equal treatment for everyone -Kieara

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He wanted every-body to be treated the same. 

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He wanted every-body to be treated the same. 

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I learned that Michael Luther King was a bigger hero than I thought and he was. He rebelled against not only racism but also the government and the issues with it.

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Martin Luther wasn't just a voice for discrimination, He stood up for a lot more issues that effected everyone in the nation.

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Martin Luther wasn't just a voice for discrimination, he stood up for a lot more issues that effected the nation.

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I learned that MLK went to jail 30 times fighting for what he thought was right. I think this  shows that he had real heart.

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One of the views that he was trying to state is that violence is not always the answer - and that's actually a problem that we're facing now, and he was trying to express that in a multitude of speeches and notes

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MLK wanted to have true equality in America, he wanted true peace, and true freedom.

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MLK Jr. fought for what he thought was right and my view of him does not change.

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MLK showed good points in his speeches and that violence isn't the answer but also not all speeches are listened to so you had to do something about it.

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he was the one who wanted people to know the truth about what he was going through and wanted to change it

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King didn't just want racial equality he wanted an entire new, better, and equal country if not world.

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MLK wanted the people to open their minds to new ways of thinking about how the government is working. He wants them to see that the american government may not be doing what they are saying, and may not be doing whats best for the majority of our country. Possibly even hurting our country. MLK wanted to raise awareness and possibly even make enough noise to cause changes for a government that he and others could be proud of.

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I learned that there was a lot of issues that Mr. King talked about that the media disregarded because it might shed the government in a bad light. A lot of serious issues that the government should be fixing and talking about, but they'd rather disregard it and hide them than face the music and actually help poor people (undercover bias). They act like racism isn't still a big issue, like it's all but disappeared, but it hasn't: Other groups that aren't white or male aren't given the same rights, freedoms, or opportunities, and it's unfair

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He wanted everyone to have equal rights

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MLK didn't just focus on the civil rights movement, but he focusses on other aspects in the world that need to be change to better the community.

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mlk got assasinated

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I learned that looks can be deceiving and this holds true to Martin. I never knew he held such radical ideals so close

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he not only cared about civil rights issues he cared about all the issues that were happening at the time

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Nonviolence is only an option when people are willing to change their ways

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I think that MLK showed very good points in what he was talking about and that all of these problems that we had/ have are all tied together

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i learned that Martin Luther king Jr. was a powerful man and he went to jail for out blacks right and he fought segregation and protested for our rights back in the 1960s

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He didn't focus solely on issues of discrimination between races, but also of discrimination between people of different wealth.

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He for more than just equal rights.

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martin wasn't for violence but it was the only answer because words wouldn't be listened to so action had to be took

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Martin Luther wasn't just a voice for discrimination, He stood up for a lot more issues that effected everyone in the nation.

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The main quote that stood out to me was "Why is it that people have to pay water bills in a world thats two-thirds water?"

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They were sending black and whites to die together but they were in a nation where they weren't equal or couldn't be seated together

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everybody deserves basic freedoms, and mlk jr strongly believed that

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I learned that made a lot of good points and arguments other than the "I Have A Dream" speech. He called out the whole country and protested for freedom with no violence for what he believed in.

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He wanted rights for everyone and he didn't want it to come to violence just wanted justice.

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Martin Luther knew what was happening to the world before it even happened. he knew that this world would be unfair and this country would have problems of its own.

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He cared a lot more than just about the issues that he's famous for. He had a voice in many more subjects.