Essays on Martin Luther King

 Martin Luther King Jr.’s Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break the Silence was written in 1967 as he wanted to air his views on the after-effects of war which affects the lives and livelihood of all persons and the destruction of properties. The author noted…

Political participation are actions carried out by citizens within formal institutions and the legal mechanisms of the political system. Citizen participation is exercised when the citizen carries out public actions that have as their destination the interaction with the State in the sense of influencing…

While comparing the letters of King and Malcolm X there have been different writing styles in which the letters have been written. King wrote his letter in 1963 while Malcolm X in 1964. King addressed a specific group of people while Malcolm X addressed almost…

In the years from 1954 to 1968, The Civil Rights Movement was a march for social activism where African Americans united together from the South to protest for integration between whites and African Americans. Civil Rights protestors had spread all over the nation taking place…

African Americans didn’t have political say for a long time, but they were still expected to pay taxes and contribute to the economy. The 15th Amendment “prohibited the use of race as a qualification for the suffrage” (Foner), when the Amendment was passed, white supremacy…

Martin Luther King’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech is one of the most recognized speeches in United States history. The Baptist minister was a non-violent social activist. King was an influential individual in ending segregation and supporting civil rights for African Americans. The activist skipped…

This article is about two legendary leaders who were responsible for great evolution in the society they lived in and for whom they worked. I will explain leadership characteristics, differences and similarities both the ideals held in themselves. Also, we will discuss about their influence…

Martin Luther was the man who was responsible for the start and growth of the Protestant Reformation. The music that he composed for his religious doctrine heavily outlined his concept of Christianity and expressed drastic differences between Lutheranism and Catholicism. These ideas are especially evident…

In 1517, Pope Leo X of the Roman Catholic Church excommunicated Martin Luther, leading to the emergence of new Protestant faiths. However the Reformation was not like other reform movements in history, which typically followed a liberal progression, the Reformation resulted in a more conservative…

Martin Luther Kings “A letter from Birmingham Jail” was written within the edges of a letter denote by the Clergymen Of Alabama without delay that started his advantage and keeping in mind that he occupied the cell for strutting around while not a license. this…