“I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed”. This quote was from the “I Have A Dream” Martin Luther King JR. speech. His speech was very important in many ways. It brought more attention to the Civil Rights Movement. It helped stop segregation, and also helped with Emancipation Proclamation. King JR. was the youngest man to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. He knew in his heart the treatment of African Americans was wrong and dreamed of the acting on equality and was courageous enough to stand up for the people.
Martin Luther King JR.’s speech was the greatest speech in American history. The “I Have a Dream ” speech was heard around the world. African American’s were judged on the color of their skin. He wanted the separation of races to stop. Doctor Martin Luther King JR. did not agree with segregation or
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was a man of peaceful protests. During his “I Have A Dream” speech at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963 in Washington D.C. he lead a massive march. King JR. speech defended the Civil Rights Movement. The beginning of the speech talked about Emancipation proclamation, which freed many slaves in 1863. One hundred years later, many black Africans were not freed. He wanted them to be free. Rosa Parks did not stand for blacks to be discriminated, so she stood up to them and made a statement. “I say to you today, my friends, that despite of the difficulties and frustrations of the moment, I still have a dream.” Martin Luther King’s dream is an inspiration and a legend, encouraging the following of your convictions . He wanted people to stop the separation of races and let everyone be free to gain and be rewarded by their ethics and not punished for their color. Martin Luther King JR. was an inspiration to the world. I believe he thought standing up for a better world was better than living in the unfair treatment of that time, and even now, therefore he was willing to risk his life for the