There were two parts where sticked out the most for me. The first time is when Martin Luther King said “We will not be satisfied until Justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream”. From this sentence, I thought of a quote which Ernest Hemingway has said: “There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self”. Metaphoring Justice and righteousness as waters and streams, Marting Luther King dramatically stated what those 2 moral values should look like, and the quality of his speech proved that there is no distinction in one’s knowledge, no matter what their race is. Quotes introduced above can be implanted deeply into what Martin Luther King has shown, since
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It is a simple sentence that well concludes the speech and shows what Martin Luther and other black people wills, but it made all black adults and their sons/daughters as a person who will be in the place of forgiving whites in the future rather than living life as an inferiors due to the shameful history they had, using the word slaves which is morally unrighteous. It moreover guarantees and wishes that not only blacks and whites but all races are going to have brotherhood, making the world great and safe. It was a speech that was mainly focused on relieving conflicts between blacks and whites, but it also showed how an ideal peace that corresponds equally to all kinds of human beings should be constructed democratically. Although it was a speech that dealt sorrowing and heavy arguments, Martin Luther King reaffirmed the commitment to nonviolent resistance, to standing one’s ground for one’s gods given rights, as the basis for human dignity and strength for all, regardless of race, religion, or color. It is hard to believe how such few pages of speech could change the world and deeply left on people’s heart, but Martin Luther King was a great figure who truly had made America great again, opening the gates of dreams for inferiors who had great potentials but lack of
It is a simple sentence that well concludes the speech and shows what Martin Luther and other black people wills, but it made all black adults and their sons/daughters as a person who will be in the place of forgiving whites in the future rather than living life as an inferiors due to the shameful history they had, using the word slaves which is morally unrighteous. It moreover guarantees and wishes that not only blacks and whites but all races are going to have brotherhood, making the world great and safe. It was a speech that was mainly focused on relieving conflicts between blacks and whites, but it also showed how an ideal peace that corresponds equally to all kinds of human beings should be constructed democratically. Although it was a speech that dealt sorrowing and heavy arguments, Martin Luther King reaffirmed the commitment to nonviolent resistance, to standing one’s ground for one’s gods given rights, as the basis for human dignity and strength for all, regardless of race, religion, or color. It is hard to believe how such few pages of speech could change the world and deeply left on people’s heart, but Martin Luther King was a great figure who truly had made America great again, opening the gates of dreams for inferiors who had great potentials but lack of