What is leadership? My interpretation of leadership is a role, where a person with a lot of knowledge and wisdom has good will and kind heart to lead the ones who do not know where exactly to move. To be a force for weaker minds, to help stay strong together and to stand straight for the common good and rights. Leadership quality according to the Forbes magazine is often a person does not have to be,” an extroverted charismatic trait to practice leadership,” Also “and those with charisma don’t automatically lead.” (Web). But instead there is a person who leads and has followers no matter what character one is. But Martin Luther King, Jr. on the other hand is very charismatic person and leader.
Very wise man in history is Martin Luther King Junior. What made him such a good leader? What ideologies he tried to tell people about? What did he believe in? He had similar peers who were thinking with him, at the same time they wanted to achieve the same goal with …show more content…
She became a public figure by fighting against discrimination by not letting her right to be wrong. She refused to give her seat away to a white male. It was called Montgomery bus boycott. She stepped her foot down and refused. It was a remarkable and positive example against discrimination. She became an activist and speaker after that incident. People also call her first lady of the civil right movement.
All of these activist has the similar way to achieve the same goal, which very interesting. In my views and personal preferences, I can link the most with Ella Baker’s actions and Martin Luther King’s ideas. I feel like Ella Baker has very huge influence actually mentoring young people, making events with great matter happen and actually putting her time and energy in real actions. Where King has great writings and way of thinking, but his influence is mainly in his speeches. Everyday life he was a priest and did good in his
Very wise man in history is Martin Luther King Junior. What made him such a good leader? What ideologies he tried to tell people about? What did he believe in? He had similar peers who were thinking with him, at the same time they wanted to achieve the same goal with …show more content…
She became a public figure by fighting against discrimination by not letting her right to be wrong. She refused to give her seat away to a white male. It was called Montgomery bus boycott. She stepped her foot down and refused. It was a remarkable and positive example against discrimination. She became an activist and speaker after that incident. People also call her first lady of the civil right movement.
All of these activist has the similar way to achieve the same goal, which very interesting. In my views and personal preferences, I can link the most with Ella Baker’s actions and Martin Luther King’s ideas. I feel like Ella Baker has very huge influence actually mentoring young people, making events with great matter happen and actually putting her time and energy in real actions. Where King has great writings and way of thinking, but his influence is mainly in his speeches. Everyday life he was a priest and did good in his