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So for my presentation, I have Martin Luther King Jr.
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Who was an important blackmail for civil rights for biology.
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I put.
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He was born on January 15th, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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He died April 4th, 1968 in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Martin Luther King Jr was an African American activists and
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later in the civil rights movement.
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It was then sadly assassinated in 1964 68.
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Yeah, for family.
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His wife was Coretta Scott, and his Children were Yolanda
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Martin Dexter beneath, and his parents were Martin Luther King
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Sr and his mother was Alberta King, Um, then for
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education, he went to Booker T.
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Washington High School, Morehouse College, Boston University and Crozier Theological
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Seminary. Um, the worst one were some of the reward.
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Someone were Nobel Peace Prize, Um, the Men of the
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Year in Time magazine, um, the Presidential Medal of Freedom
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and the Grammy Hall of Fame.
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Um, for his early life, Martin Luther King Jr I
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was born on January 15 1929 Atlanta, Georgia.
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He was the son of Reverend Martin Luther King Sr
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and Alberto um Williams.
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King K.
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King's father was born Michael King and Martin Luther King
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Jr was originally named Michael King Jr as well, until
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his family traveled to Europe in 1934 and visited Germany.
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He then changed his name after Germany to like buy
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a protest in leader.
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Mhm, Um, for legacy, I put he was American Baptist
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minister and an activist who became the most physical spokesperson
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and leader and the civil rights movement from 1955 into
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his assassination in 1968 Kings bus known for advancing civil
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rights through Nonviolence and civil disobedience.
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Inspired by his Christian beliefs.
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Um, for later life, I put that he won many
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more awards like the Brotherhood of Wood in the Presidential
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Medal of Freedom, which was right before he was assassinated
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for a childhood.
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I have that.
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He grown up in his, um, grandparents large Victorian house,
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and he was the second of three Children.
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Um, and his first name was Michael after his father,
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um, King never forgot one of these stories when he
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was six, and, um, one of his white friends said
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that his parents, um, would no longer allow him to
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play with, um King because he was black.
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For the timeline, I have that King was born in
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Atlanta, Georgia, in 1929.
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Can became a Baptist minister in 1948.
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King graduated from Morehouse College in 1948.
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King married Coretta Scott in 1953 King became a pastor
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of the Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.
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1954 and 1955.
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He received his PhD from Boston University, and in 1955
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he became a leader of the Montgomery bus boycott, Um,
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which helped with and the separation of blacks and whites
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on buses.
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UM, 1963.
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King led the march on the Washington and gave his
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I have a dream speech.
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Um, which almost, um, like a lot of people like
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250,000 people listen to his speech and is in the
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nation's capital, which became like very big.
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And in 1964 King received the Nobel Peace Prize for
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his work.
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Um, in 1960 ft, 65 King lead thousands of protesters
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50 miles from Salama to Montgomery, Alabama, and then in
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1968 King was assassinated for the quotes I have I
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have a dream speech and then, um, his I have
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a dream speech and we maybe have all come on
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different ships.
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But we all are in the same boat now and
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then, in the end, we will remember not the words
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of our enemies but the sons of our friends, Mhm.
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And then for the road I have.
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Martin had a dream that every single day people would
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be equal in every single way.
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Martin fought for our freedom for freedom and equal rights
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for all.
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He fought for his word with his words, and his
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message was not small.
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Then, finally, his dream came true.
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In 1964 the Civil Rights Act passed began to open
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the door.
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People of color, um, given quality after struggling much too
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long. But Martin showed us how to fight against something
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that is wrong and for my image, I just have
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him, um, in front of the podium with microphones since
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he gave tons of speeches in very inspirational speeches.
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Yeah, and that's it.
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Yeah,