Further, Martin Luther King Jr. faced confrontation and rough consequences from the decisions he considered as the antidote for segregation. While working with other communities in order to end segregation at Georgia, officials and government did not responded to the activist the way they thought. However, the unsuccessful outcome of his effort ended up in the criticism of King's abilities to deal with the responsibility of pursuing equality for Blacks in America (“Martin Luther King, Jr.”). Fighting for equality placed King in the spot of point of attack for those who disagreed with his ideals (Gregory 20). Exposing himself as the leader of different protests, King was the eye of the storm. He was in risk and one attack against him was when
