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The speech was I have a dream.
i think that we should love the fact of him ok hear is the right quote "Now it the time to make real the promises of democracy."
the speach that dr king make was "Eveybody dance now"
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MArtin Luther King Jr. And the speech said I have a dream.
Martin Luther King Jr. famous speech was the "I Have A Dream" speech, which was a 17-minute public speech delivered on August 28, 1963, in which he called for an end to racism in the United States.
The ''King Martin Luther'' delivered speech 'I HAVE A DREAM' (not you have a dream) and it was delivered on August 28, 1963. It was a 17 minute public speech.
I have a Dream.
The speech motivated others in regards to the need for change and sent encouragement to many toward working for federal legislation to help end racial discrimination.
Okay dude, first off, he's not referrred to as "the king", but rather "Martin Luther King". Second, it's not the "you had a dream" speech, but the "I have a dream" speech. So if we're even talking about the same thing, the "I have a dream" speech about racial equality was given at the Lincoln Memorial in DC.
Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech makes me feel empowered and hopeful.
I have a dream