Martin Luther King Jr.’s experiences whenever he was young definitely had a big impact on how he acted and on his beliefs. Whenever he was fifteen he realized how different white people were in the north compared to the south. That was whenever he realized that not every white person treats black people badly, so he knew something needed to be changed.
It was 1944 when MLK Jr. was in Connecticut harvesting tobacco. He wrote to his parents that the white people were very nice there. He said that they were allowed to sit anywhere and go anyplace they wanted to. Unfortunately he had to return to the unpleasant south after the summer was over. In the text it states, “King later wrote that his experiences in 1944 gave him ‘an inescapable urge to
It was 1944 when MLK Jr. was in Connecticut harvesting tobacco. He wrote to his parents that the white people were very nice there. He said that they were allowed to sit anywhere and go anyplace they wanted to. Unfortunately he had to return to the unpleasant south after the summer was over. In the text it states, “King later wrote that his experiences in 1944 gave him ‘an inescapable urge to