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We may be economically rich, he would say, but we are morally destitute. We must rapidly begin the shift from a 'thing‐oriented' society to a 'person‐oriented' society.LET NO MAN PULL YOU LOW ENOUGH TO HATE HIM

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"Nonviolence and Racial Justice"

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BLACK LIVES MATTER NO RAISES IN THIS WORLD

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BLACK LIVES MATTER NO RAISES IN THIS WORLD

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“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” “We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.” “Here is the true meaning and value of compassion and nonviolence, when it helps us to see the enemy's point of view, to hear his questions, to know his assessment of ourselves.Black lives matter, Are lives begin to the day we become silent about thing that matter BLACK LIVES MATTER BLACK LIVES MATTER BLACK LIVES MATTER.

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He believed that everyone should be treated the same and loved the same.

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MLK believed that everyone should be treated equally.

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MLK believed that everyone should be treated equally.

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he belive that evrione should be treaded fairly

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he belive that evrione should be treaded fairly

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violence was never the anwser

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He defines non-violence as resistence that tries to achieve a goal that tries to achieve a goal that does not involve the destruction of the other side.

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MLK Believed.

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We all have rights and violence bad. Violence is not the answer. Black people are allowed to breathe in peace. But in my opinion morals, religion, and even non-violence is not a requirement for racial justice.

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We all have rights and violence bad. Violence is not the answer. Black people are allowed to breathe in peace. But in my opinion morals, religion, and even non-violence is not a requirement for racial justice.

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He believes that Violence should never be the answer, so he decided to make a protest.

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He described non-violence as resistance. He was uneasy with the term non-violence because "it says what it's not rather than what it is".

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MLK said that nobody should be made fun of or treated differently by the color of their skin he wanted peace and equality but people are still racist

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mlk was thinking that violence was bad so then he wanted to stop it and he protest about it

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He believed that no matter the color of your skin you should receive the same amount of pay for the same work and be offered the same jobs as anybody else with your knowledge

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violence wasnt nessasary

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He believes that regardless of race or color, everyone should be treated equally & better.

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He believed that everyone should be treated fairly and equally. The color of your skin shouldn't matter

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He believed that everyone should be treated fairly and equally. The color of your skin shouldn't matter

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the legend MLK believed all races shall be paid equally based on their job.(no communism)

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that they should all be treated the same and skin color does not matter

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hes so cool

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He believed that we should all be treated the same, not treated by our race

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“I’ve seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.” — Martin Luther King, Jr.

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“I’ve seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.” — Martin Luther King, Jr.

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He defined non-violence as resistance

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he believed that non-violence was reaching a goal without trying to bring down the other side, and that is was more effective

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He believed that no matter the color of your skin you should be treated the same as others with a different color of skin.

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He believed there would be a day were all men would be treated equally.

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He thought everyone should be treated equally

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King believed that everyone should be paid the same regardless of account of color, race, gender, and religion

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MLK beleived that everyone should be free and have rights nomatter what skin color you have. he belived that black people will finaly have rights and will be equal. sadly there is still rasiscm in the world.

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he believed that we should all be treated equally no matter what differences we all have.

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He believes that only because some people looks different doesn't mean that they should be treated differently than the others.

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he thought that there was no equality between races and he had an idea to change that. His movement changed a lot.

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he thought that there was no equality between races and he had an idea to change that. His movement changed a lot.

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MLK belived that anyone should have been treated fairly no matter what their skin color was. Everyone should be treated equally and granted anual imcome no matter the race. 

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MLK belived that anyone should have been treated fairly no matter what their skin color was. Everyone should be treated equally and granted anual imcome no matter the race. 

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he believed that violence wasn't the answer to solving problems, so he used words to fight back against people.

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Dr king believed in Non-violence because he had the mindset that every dispute or inequality can be solved without violence but with peace.

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He belived that violence is not the answer, and there are other ways

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He belived that violence is not the answer, and there are other ways

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He believed that no matter what race you were you should be treated equally

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King would talk about it as resistance meaning a refusal to accept violence the video talked about having a violent struggle it seemed like it meant a lot to Dr. king not just physically but mentally and spiritually.

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King would talk about it as resistance meaning a refusal to accept violence the video talked about having a violent struggle it seemed like it meant a lot to Dr. king not just physically but mentally and spiritually.

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MLK believed that all people should be treated equally no matter their differences. Even if they are a different race they should still be treated the same.

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He believed that no matter what race you are, you should be treated equally and that just because you're a certain race  you shouldn't be treated differently so, every race should be treated the same. that's why he made his speech about not treating different races differently.

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he believes in the racial equality

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He believed everyone is the same and didn't care about their color

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Dr. King believed that the age-old tradition of hating one's opponents was not only immoral, but bad strategy which perpetuated the cycle of revenge and retaliation. Only nonviolence, he believed, had the power to break the cycle of retributive violence and create lasting peace through reconciliation.

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Dr. King believed that the age-old tradition of hating one's opponents was not only immoral, but bad strategy which perpetuated the cycle of revenge and retaliation. Only nonviolence, he believed, had the power to break the cycle of retributive violence and create lasting peace through reconciliation.

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he belived that we are all the same and we should all be treated the same

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he belived that we are all the same and we should all be treated the same

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He did peaceful protests, and didn't want others to resort to violence. He believed that peace was always the answer.

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MLK believed that it was more peaceful with no violence and fighting. And MLK also gave way of life for courageous people.

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He believed that we are all human and should be treated the same

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He believed that we are all human and should be treated the same

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every is the same

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MLK believed that everyone bleeds the same blood and that no matter the race, everyone should be treated equally.

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As a theologian, Martin Luther King reflected often on his understanding of nonviolence. He described his own “pilgrimage to nonviolence” in his first book, Stride Toward Freedom, and in subsequent books and articles. “True pacifism,” or “nonviolent resistance,” King wrote, is “a courageous confrontation of evil by the power of love” (King, Stride, 80). Both “morally and practically” committed to nonviolence, King believed that “the Christian doctrine of love operating through the Gandhian method of nonviolence was one of the most potent weapons available to oppressed people in their struggle for freedom” (King, Stride, 79; Papers 5:422).

King was first introduced to the concept of nonviolence when he read Henry David Thoreau’s Essay on Civil Disobedience as a freshman at Morehouse College. Having grown up in Atlanta and witnessed segregation and racism every day, King was “fascinated by the idea of refusing to cooperate with an evil system” (King, Stride, 73).

In 1950, as a student at Crozer Theological Seminary, King heard a talk by Dr. Mordecai Johnson, president of Howard University. Dr. Johnson, who had recently traveled to India, spoke about the life and teachings of Mohandas K. Gandhi. Gandhi, King later wrote, was the first person to transform Christian love into a powerful force for social change. Gandhi’s stress on love and nonviolence gave King “the method for social reform that I had been seeking” (King, Stride, 79).

While intellectually committed to nonviolence, King did not experience the power of nonviolent direct action first-hand until the start of the Montgomery bus boycott in 1955. During the boycott, King personally enacted Gandhian principles. With guidance from black pacifist Bayard Rustin and Glenn Smiley of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, King eventually decided not to use armed bodyguards despite threats on his life, and reacted to violent experiences, such as the bombing of his home, with compassion. Through the practical experience of leading nonviolent protest, King came to understand how nonviolence could become a way of life, applicable to all situations. King called the principle of nonviolent resistance the “guiding light of our movement. Christ furnished the spirit and motivation while Gandhi furnished the method” (Papers 5:423).

King’s notion of nonviolence had six key principles. First, one can resist evil without resorting to violence. Second, nonviolence seeks to win the “friendship and understanding” of the opponent, not to humiliate him (King, Stride, 84). Third, evil itself, not the people committing evil acts, should be opposed. Fourth, those committed to nonviolence must be willing to suffer without retaliation as suffering itself can be redemptive. Fifth, nonviolent resistance avoids “external physical violence” and “internal violence of spirit” as well: “The nonviolent resister not only refuses to shoot his opponent but he also refuses to hate him” (King, Stride, 85). The resister should be motivated by love in the sense of the Greek word agape, which means “understanding,” or “redeeming good will for all men” (King, Stride, 86). The sixth principle is that the nonviolent resister must have a “deep faith in the future,” stemming from the conviction that “The universe is on the side of justice” (King, Stride, 88).

During the years after the bus boycott, King grew increasingly committed to nonviolence. An India trip in 1959 helped him connect more intimately with Gandhi’s legacy. King began to advocate nonviolence not just in a national sphere, but internationally as well: “the potential destructiveness of modern weapons” convinced King that “the choice today is no longer between violence and nonviolence. It is either nonviolence or nonexistence” (Papers 5:424).

After Black Power advocates such as Stokely Carmichael began to reject nonviolence, King lamented that some African Americans had lost hope, and reaffirmed his own commitment to nonviolence: “Occasionally in life one develops a conviction so precious and meaningful that he will stand on it till the end. This is what I have found in nonviolence” (King, Where, 63–64). He wrote in his 1967 book, Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?: “We maintained the hope while transforming the hate of traditional revolutions into positive nonviolent power. As long as the hope was fulfilled there was little questioning of nonviolence. But when the hopes were blasted, when people came to see that in spite of progress their conditions were still insufferable … despair began to set in” (King, Where, 45). Arguing that violent revolution was impractical in the context of a multiracial society, he concluded: “Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that. The beauty of nonviolence is that in its own way and in its own time it seeks to break the chain reaction of evil” (King, Where, 62–63).

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He didn't want violence.

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he believed that non-violence is powerful, and just weapon, which cuts without wounding and ennobles the man who weilds it, its a sword that heals: 

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he believed that non-violence is powerful, and just weapon, which cuts without wounding and ennobles the man who weilds it, its a sword that heals: 

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he believed that everyone should be treated the same no matter what their skin color was he wanted everyone to be equal

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He believed that peoples incomes should not be different because of their race people should all get paid the same amount

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Everyone should be treated equally.

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he didn't think violence was needed ever and the term non-violence didn't sit well with him because he wanted to get rid of violence entirely

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he believed in racial equality

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MLK said everyone is equal and no matter the race, everyone is equal. we all bleed the same blood

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He believed that you should not use violence to stop violence

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He believed that you should not use violence to stop violence

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Dr. King believed that the age-old tradition of hating one's opponents was not only immoral, but bad strategy which perpetuated the cycle of revenge and retaliation. Only nonviolence, he believed, had the power to break the cycle of retributive violence and create lasting peace through reconciliation.

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MLK belived that vilonce  want the right thing to do and that theres better methods

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MLK belived that vilonce  want the right thing to do and that theres better methods

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mlk believed that everyone should be equal no matter the race

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MLK said everyone is equal and nobody should be discriminated or made fun of by their skin color.

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he believed that everyone should be paid the same amount no matter because of their skin color.

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i don't think people will ever stop being racist

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inspired by the legend ghandi, the indian hero, and despised violence and solved it without using violence itself.

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Martin Luther King believed that everyone should be equal and have equal rights no matter the color of their skin.

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He felt uneasy about the term non-violence because what he wanted to do was get rid of violence entirely and what he wanted was much greater that just that

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MLK made a big impact on us humans he just wanted peace and equality but to be honest i don't think that worked cause some people are still racist to this day

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he believed everyone should have the same rights

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He believed that violence wasn't needed because violence didn't make the world better, safer, and more peacful.

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he believed everyone was equal

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he didnt like violence and thought there were better ways to solve stuff

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he believed that everyone should be equal

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Dr King believed that violence was never the way. He followed Jesus, Hating hate itself. "Let no man pull you low enough to hate him."

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he believed that violence was not the answer as it wouldn't benefit the world.

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He believed that everybody should be equal with justice because all of us are human who deserve equality

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MLK Believed that non-violence was a struggle or a resistance and it was about bring bigger groups to fight against it.

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He believed that everyone should be treated with justice because we are all human beings who deserves to have racial equality.

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he thought that income should't be based on race

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he thought that income should't be based on race

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EVERYONE IS EQUAL

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He believed that violence was never the answer, it would not make the world any better

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he believed that violence was not needed