Martin Luther King Jr’s. generally known speech “I Have a Dream” is powerfully declared that the fact is that it doesn’t matter what color you are. It just matters what is deep down in your heart. At the time African-Americans were being humiliated, hurt, and even slaughtered for being brown skinned, while others roamed the streets thinking they were better than everybody. Nobody wants to be criticized for being a certain color because colors are what make the world so bright. a lot of white and black people went to witness the reading of Dr. King’s speech at the Lincoln Monument on August 28, 1963. They gathered together to realize that everyone is equal and everyone should be treated with respect.
