Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Workers' Rights Movement

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Hello, I'm Kaitlyn.
And here is my presentation on Dr martin
Luther King Jr and the workers rights movement.
So
there is opposition in communism.
Whenever you compare Dr martin Luther King JR and Karl Marx who
famously believed in overthrowing the capitalistic
values that society has created.
People are valued as people and not just cogs within a machine. In Marx's view
and
dr martin Luther King Jr did not share
Karl Marx's view of communism
being the way to freedom
for employees
and modern workers
communism did not align with
Dr martin Luther King Junior's
values
but talk to martin Luther King Junior's values didn't align with Mark's Bieber
values.
Um Max Bieber created his own theory of social stratification,
defining social differences through three components class status and power.
And I just linked to
the website where I found that quote,
the way we think impacts all aspects of life and work
and for Bieber the real defining features of the
transition from traditionalism and modernity were ways of thinking,
not modes of production or social integration,
but ideas to think traditionally is to take the basic
setup of the world as given in other words,
traditionalism sees the world as having a basic order and
that order is the way things ought to be.
And there's a
link to
the Youtube video
where I pulled that quote from.
Um and it starts at one minute 20 seconds and kind of goes to one minute 30
and dr martin Luther King Jr also had this set of ideals that we can't think.
Traditionally we have to think outside of the basic setup that
we see in the world
and strive for
a modern way of thinking.
And here's my references page.