All humans; every race, every culture, and every background--all have a story to tell. It doesn't matter what social class, or what part of a country they are from, every single individual goes through difficulties. A person’s response to that particular challenge is what really matters. Trials can either have a positive or negative impact. If they can stand up to the trial, and pass the test, they develop a sense of grit.
Martin Luther King Jr. was a man who knew great conflict, but always knew how to rise up, and take over the powerful grips of overwhelming difficulties. Racism seemed like an unfixable problem. It was Martin against the society. He leaned on his powerful morals, teached others, and lead one of the most influential revolutions
Martin Luther King Jr. was a man who knew great conflict, but always knew how to rise up, and take over the powerful grips of overwhelming difficulties. Racism seemed like an unfixable problem. It was Martin against the society. He leaned on his powerful morals, teached others, and lead one of the most influential revolutions