Today we honor Martin Luther King, Jr., a famous civil rights leader who believed in
. He was an advocate protesting against
Today we honor Martin Luther King, Jr., a famous civil rights leader who believed in nonviolent activism. He was an advocate protesting against racial discrimination and social inequality.
This is a United States federal holiday. On Nov. 2, 1983, then president Ronald Reagan signed a bill making the third Monday in January a federal holiday in observance of King’s legacy. The holiday was first observed three years later on Jan. 20, 1986.
6 thoughtful remarks:
...today is a day to honor a true King or a wantabe king!
A great man.
Such a legacy
Definitely a man to remember. And honour.
I just saw a speech of Vitali Klitschko, Ukrainian Mayor, former heavy weight boxing worls champion encouraging young students at Oxford University, using words based on Dr. Martin Lither King. You can see it here (hopefully, if you are interested).
He says he not only has a dream but encourages the students to fight for their dreams (this was recorded pre-war).
P.S. He grew up with the curtain to the Western World blocking freedom and learned English only later in life. His German is better than English, take in account please, he also speaks Russian.
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