History of the great MLK

History of Martin luther essay

In this blog i am writing about how Martin luther king jr. lived.  In many ways he didn't have a normal life what so ever.  His history is what inspired many Negros to dream his dream that he had.  He was always doing something productive or helping others in every way he could.  Martin was a man of integrity and a loyal companion.  At many times he was in the situation where he could have backed out in so many people but he decided to stay and help them no matter to consequences.  He even gave his life for his cause, but we will get to that later.  I want to talk about Martins personal life,  the great son and husband and father he was.  The great friend,  scholar, leader, whatever you choose to describe him he does it all to a T.  Martin was a man among many boys in the world because he could see beyond all the racial slurs and all of the de his own and the unfairness from the world.  He kept going even when there was no hope because he made his own hope because he chose not to let the little things that would irritate most people affect him.  Don't get me wrong I'm sure at times he was broken and burned out,  but that did not stop him from achieving his goal he had in mind and nothing could stop mr. King.  Many times he failed as well though,  in college he was accused of plagiarizing many of his papers and in fact he did many times.  According to hypocritical holiday: "In 1988, the Martin Luther King Jr. Papers Project made a discovery that shocked it to its core.

The Project, a group of academics and students, had been entrusted by Coretta Scott King with the task of editing King's papers for publication. As they examined King's student essays and his dissertation, they gradually became aware that King was guilty of massive plagiarism - that is, he had copied the words of other authors word-for-word, without making it clear that what he was writing was not his own.

The Project spent years uncovering the full extent of King's plagiarism. In November 1990, word leaked to the press, and they had to go public. The revelations caused a minor scandal and then were promptly forgotten."  Although he did plagiarize and did mess up, how many of us haven't?  When Martin was accused for this he admitted he was trying to just get by.  He quoted a book from the bible where Jesus says in john 8:7 " Let him who has not sinned throw the first stone at this woman."  A woman was caught adulterating and the Pharisees wanted to stone her to death but jesus said to them you who have not sinned May throw the first stone and they all walked away.

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How to write a effective speech

Writing speeches can be tough. You have to have the right time setting, place to write and ideas or you will just get frustrated.  So buckle up and take some notes!  Wen writing a good speech, you MUST know your topic before you can start brainstorming how you want to write because it all depends on how you want to entertain your reader.  Choose a quiet place, and study hard and when you negin to write just keep writing and dont stop. Then go back and see what you can do better!
This how to piece of my blog is for martin luther king jr.  I am going to write how to make a good speech effective and strong.  Many people have written good effective speeches.  Although, martin personified speech giving because of his tremendous ability to be outspoken and not care.

Clarence jones was one of his "speech writers" who helped him write his famous "I have a dream" speech. Clarence was standing just a few feet away during this speech giving martin words when he struggled with them or changing it as they went.  Martin had many characteristics that made him a well speech writer and speaker.  He always had a vibe about him that was confident and very reassuring to everyone. Martin had a way about writing speeches.

Writing speeches can be tough. You have to have the right time setting, place to write and ideas or you will just get frustrated.  So buckle up and take some notes!  Wen writing a good speech, you MUST know your topic before you can start brainstorming how you want to write because it all depends on how you want to entertain your reader.  Choose a quiet place, and study hard and when you negin to write just keep writing and dont stop. Then go back and see what you can do better!

He had the right words to say for ever circumstance or every counter by anyone.  In college martin had many writing pieces where he plagiarized and when he was found he was disciplined  and he decided he would never again plagiarize and that he would always write his own pieces which in turn seemed to be much better than plagiarizing.

 According to Pearson education: We have knowledge that freedom comes at a painful price.  Not voluntarily but must strictly be demanded.  The words wait always mean never so don't wait any longer! We must have the courage to be different than that of this world.  We must not give up trying because justice that is delayed for long, will indeed be justice denied.
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There are not many new things about my topic because he is not very recent in life and has been dead for many years now but his effect is still lasting because of the amazing work he dis while he was at work.  Martin luther changed many american life's and his effects are still around today as in there is no segregation to your race or color of skin or anything.  There is  separate whites and blacks for anything.  Slavery does not exist like it dis back then and anyone can get a job anywhere.  People believe martins dream still live's because the world has changed. Surely his dream would not be alive if everything had went back to normal but no! It has not gone back it has stayed the same!   People are at a all time of getting along and helping one another.  Martin had so many,lasting effects with everything that he did and his influential speeches and letters all have a lasting effect that makes martins  dream still thrive today

"On Monday January 21st, America celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day. And as this day is approaching I started to wonder if his dream is still alive today with us or our children? With so much violence, degradation and no worries of human life, it appears that we as Christian people have gotten away from teaching our children how we should stand together as people, support each other, respect each other and truly love one another.

We seem to have given up. Which is so far from what Dr. King stood for. Don't get me wrong, it's hard raising God fearing children these days and I would hope and pray that we teach our children how to live right and do right by all people. But somehow with the "hip-hop" generation of "bling-bling," fast times and violence, this dream has been lost, but not forgotten.

I say, don't give up because the one thing that appears to have brought our children together today is with hip-hop and new age music that the 1960's music also accomplished in our day. Even though our generation may not fully understand today's version, I believe Dr. King's dream is in there somewhere.

"I have a Dream Speech" "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made straight and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together."(Wanda bell).




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Information

Martin luther king Jr. was born january 15, 1929.  September 20 1944 he enrolled in morehouse college in which he studied sociology. He graduated in 1948 with his bachelors degree in sociology.  King then enrolled in crozer college where he earned his bachelors degree in Theology.
Kings many speeches and all of his lessons he taught people were very smart and well put together.  His life was one of that anyone would look at his overview of his life he would be encouraged and inspired by the way he lived and how he conducted himself.  He was respectful, resistant to angry, brilliantly minded and very humble about himself.

"We are not defined by our color (though there are those that would choose to define me so). We are defined by Who our Father is. We are a blood-bought, born-again, sanctified, walking-with-the-Lord child of God. THAT is who we are. We serve the ONLY wise God and Saviour Jesus Christ. We  don't serve ourself anymore. Our life is all about Jesus. It wasn't always, but it is now. If there be any good thing that springs forth from our life it comes from Jesus Christ our Sin bearer, our Saviour, and our Master"(Peter mcmilian).

Martin was a evangelistic  man as well as a great father and husband.  Many people would thing all he did was help end segregation but he did a lot more than that in his life time.  He earned the respect of not only the blacks in his community and around them world, but the whites to.  Of course some hated him and thought everything he said or did was unnecessary, but they did not have to deal with the things that martin had to deal with.  The trials that he was faced with and overcame.  He rose up in the face of those persecuted him.

Martin was well know very soon as his speeches became world renown.  He was know as " the black man who is charging forward" by lots in the US.  He changed so many peoples lives and he was a all around genuine guy that anyone would respect and if they didn't respect him it was because they didn't understand or have the same cares about him as he did. Many things that he did in his life were very profound.  He was a leader to many blacks in His local community and also to anyone in persecution trying to get out he was a light to all.




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MLK

Martin luther king jr. Was a very honorable and respectable man.  He was also hated by many because of his beliefs and his life accomplishments.  Martin was born in january 15, 1929 in atlanta Georgia to martin luther Sr. and alberta king.

I chose this topic because i thought it would be very good to learn more about it and to be able to teach others about Martin luther king jr.  Many things in his life excite me.  That is why i choose him.
In this writing readers may learn many things about Martins history or his personal life and what he stood for. So if your intersted, keep reading!

Martin had many trials and hardships in his life.  Along with all his trials he had many accomplishments .  He could read before he went to school, and was a very smart boy for his age.  He skipped the 9th grade because he was so ahead of all the other students.  He also skipped the 12 grade because if his intelligence and his skills of taking tests which he passes a college test which passed him to  college at only age 15!

Martin attended Atlanta public schools and after he went there he attended Booker T.. Washington high school where he was the quarterback on the football team and the captain. Along with class president and many other achievements.

Martin luther was involved in many riots and boycotts.  In 1955 a woman by the name of Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white person on the bus and she was arrested a few days later martin helped bail her out and her court decision she was not charged.  For the next year all african americans boycotted bus systems for transportation and they would walk or ride bikes and car pull to get to work or where ever they needed to go.  On December 21 1956 the bus boycott came to a end and they passed the law where whites and blacks will be un segregated and be able to ride the bus freely.

Martin luther was threatened many times and bombs and rocks were thrown through his windows at his house and many phone were made and threats were iminante and some were followed up by explosions or threats to hurt him or his family.  Martin was stabbed in the chest at a book singing by a mentally ill woman.  Luckily he was stabbed  in between his heart and lungs so not vital organs were hit and he recovered very fast and took a trip to india to learn more about Ghandi ways of peace and righteousness.

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