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Personal Narrative: Martin Luther King Jr.

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Leadership is defined as the action of leading a group of people or an organization. In my eyes, I believe everyone is a leader in someway. They can lead by example, by teaching, or just by actions. Martin Luther King Jr. is known as a very noble leader, but leaders don 't always get their name engraved into history. Children can lead other children, adults can lead other adults and friends and lead their own friends. My parents, Chris and Ilyse Jarman are excellent leaders. Their actions everyday help lead others around them. My mom, Ilyse used to be PTA President and she was a leader to that school. My dad, Chris leads hundreds of people and he is a leader to them. They are a leader to me, because they lead by example. They help pedestrians
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