Dr King Conclusion

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I conclusion, I believe that Dr. King was one of the most influential people in American in his time. I agreed on many things that Dr. King said during his speech, for example. I agreed with Dr. King when he says that African Americans are still being discriminated, I also agreed to when he says that in order to have African American Civil rights that African American must act in a peaceful manner and African Americans must need the help for other ethnic, and social groups in order to succeed. Again Dr. King affected the lives of many Americans during his lifetime, and I hope people will follow his example and affect the lives of many people for the good.

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