Martin Luther King Jr’s speech after hundred years of declaration of Emancipation Proclamation in front of two hundred thousand people had a huge impact in the history of United States. He was the campaigner of American Civil Rights Movement from mid 1950s until his assassination in 1968. His speech was declared as best speech of all time. It is said that around 40% of the mass, before whom he spoke, were white Americans. On his speech, King expresses that the people shouldn’t be judged based on the color of skin but they should be judge on the basis of their intellectual capacity, knowledge and wisdom. To complete this research paper, I have organized three paragraphs. The first paragraph discusses on what made him gave such speech and provides
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They have hoped that there will be no more unjustness based on color and they won’t be kept a convict of the slave trade. But despite the declaration after 100 years, the Negros are still victim of social isolation and prejudice and deprived from enjoying the equal rights promised to them by American constitution. America has failed to keep its promises made to Black people. Martin Luther King hopes that Negro, exiled in their own country, will get liberty and protection from racist society very soon. He stresses that the racial injustice weakens the base of America instead of strengthening it. So, he appeals his people that their movement shouldn’t be called off until their demands are met. Furthermore, he also appeals his people that their movement shouldn’t support physical violence, wrongful deeds and bitterness but should bring demands like black children should have right to study in the same school where the white children do, their social position must be uplift and they should have voting rights. He inspires the negro people to keep on fighting until they feel they are treated equal. He often says that he has a dream that one day the black people will be able to enjoy the rights of freedom, justice and equality. Also, he has a dream that one day white and black people will shake their hands with feelings of brotherhood singing a peaceful song of
They have hoped that there will be no more unjustness based on color and they won’t be kept a convict of the slave trade. But despite the declaration after 100 years, the Negros are still victim of social isolation and prejudice and deprived from enjoying the equal rights promised to them by American constitution. America has failed to keep its promises made to Black people. Martin Luther King hopes that Negro, exiled in their own country, will get liberty and protection from racist society very soon. He stresses that the racial injustice weakens the base of America instead of strengthening it. So, he appeals his people that their movement shouldn’t be called off until their demands are met. Furthermore, he also appeals his people that their movement shouldn’t support physical violence, wrongful deeds and bitterness but should bring demands like black children should have right to study in the same school where the white children do, their social position must be uplift and they should have voting rights. He inspires the negro people to keep on fighting until they feel they are treated equal. He often says that he has a dream that one day the black people will be able to enjoy the rights of freedom, justice and equality. Also, he has a dream that one day white and black people will shake their hands with feelings of brotherhood singing a peaceful song of