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Biography
January 15, 1929 - Atlanta, Georgia
April 4, 1968 - Memphis, Tennessee
Pastor, Minister, Civil Rights Activist, Writer, and a Humanitarian.
Early Life
He was also known as Michael King Jr. Martin was schooling at Booker T Washington High School which was for African American.
He was a good singer and also participated in many choirs. In 1944 he graduated from his school and skipped the grade 9th and 12th grade.
He won a fellowship and joined Boston University and studies of theology religion.
Martin Luther king studied medicine and law at he age of 15 years old at Morehouse college 1944.
Then graduated in 1948 with a sociology degree in Pennsylvania. Then he graduated in 1951 as a president senior class with a bachelor of divinity degree. Then in 1955 he received a doctorate from Boston university at the age of 26 years old.
While he was in Boston he met his wife Coretta Scott who was amazing at singing and also a musician studying in new England conservatory of music. They married in June 18 1953 on the lawn of her parents home in Marion Alabama.
King's Family
Martin's parents were Martin Luther King Sr. and Alberta Williams King.
His siblings were Alfred Daniel Williams King, and Willie Christine King.
King's Wife and Kids
Martin Luther Kings legacy was that he wanted to stop racism. He also wanted people to be equal. He also thought that racism was bad.
He was shot in April 1968 outside of his hotel room.
He was remembered for a
lot of things, like his focus
on nonviolent action.
Nobel Prize
Martin made speeches of his beliefs to his community and other communities.
He had some quotes too.
King won the Nobel Peace Prize. He was awarded with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. He was 35 years old when he won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Impact
He had an impact on the law.
The reason he had an on the law was because he wanted to change it.
Martin disagreed with the law. He wanted the whites and the blacks to have the same rights.
He was an american leader of the civil rights movements. He did the famous "I Have A Dream" speech. He did the civil rights act of 1964.
He banned job discriminating people by their races. He also ended the law of separating people by races on public.
The civil rights act was important but it didn't adress all racial discrimination.
Although Martin died, he was still important. He was important for the speech that he gave for people to be equal.
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