What is a hero? The title of a hero can not be merely given but achieved through noble causes to assure well being of society. In this essay, Martin Luther King Jr's experiences lead to the definitions of a hero. A hero is not born by birth, but gained through the action’s following. Based on the conflicts faced by Martin Luther King Jr., a hero is a figure who endures and overtakes altercations through non violence to achieve change in humanity.
Many people try to bring change in humanity through force. “Solving problems only through violence.” This means that you are risking the lives of innocent bystanders for your cause. This portrays a wrong type of hero due to how violence is needed to help you cause instead of nonviolence. …show more content…
“Mindful of the difficulties involved, we decided to undertake a process of self purification “(Par.8, sent.3). This means that knowing the circumstance they were in, they prepared themselves for the racist people. This is critical because you need to be strong-willed in order to take in all the negativity without violence no matter the cause. “I was initially disappointed of being categorized as an extremist, as I continued to think about the matter I gradually gained a measure of satisfaction from the label ”(para.27, sent.1). He is saying that the thought of being called an extremist was bad but then he compared himself to others and it gradually brought peace to himself. This is important because the determination of taking the criticism of others is that of a hero. A hero is takes in all the criticism and pain to himself without revealing it.
A hero takes all the obstacles in order to bring peace. “The Letter of Birmingham Jail ”. The letter addresses how he felt about the situation in response to the clergymen's letter. This signifies a hero because it displayed its intelligence through using the public’s facts against themselves. “Martin Luther King Jr’s arrival at Birmingham”. He goes to start a campaign seeing his race in great jeopardy. This also displays a brave and courageous hero because he chose Birmingham, the most racist part of America, to start a campaign. Heroes fight to defend their
Many people try to bring change in humanity through force. “Solving problems only through violence.” This means that you are risking the lives of innocent bystanders for your cause. This portrays a wrong type of hero due to how violence is needed to help you cause instead of nonviolence. …show more content…
“Mindful of the difficulties involved, we decided to undertake a process of self purification “(Par.8, sent.3). This means that knowing the circumstance they were in, they prepared themselves for the racist people. This is critical because you need to be strong-willed in order to take in all the negativity without violence no matter the cause. “I was initially disappointed of being categorized as an extremist, as I continued to think about the matter I gradually gained a measure of satisfaction from the label ”(para.27, sent.1). He is saying that the thought of being called an extremist was bad but then he compared himself to others and it gradually brought peace to himself. This is important because the determination of taking the criticism of others is that of a hero. A hero is takes in all the criticism and pain to himself without revealing it.
A hero takes all the obstacles in order to bring peace. “The Letter of Birmingham Jail ”. The letter addresses how he felt about the situation in response to the clergymen's letter. This signifies a hero because it displayed its intelligence through using the public’s facts against themselves. “Martin Luther King Jr’s arrival at Birmingham”. He goes to start a campaign seeing his race in great jeopardy. This also displays a brave and courageous hero because he chose Birmingham, the most racist part of America, to start a campaign. Heroes fight to defend their