Martin Luther King Jr.

Gandhi was a student of Hindu philosophy and was a British-educated lawyer. He was born into the business caste and his father held a position of some power and wealth. According to him, He tried to incorporate the teachings of "shrimat bhagvat gita" in his life. He was inspired by Lokmanya Bal Ganga Dhar Tilak, Naroaji, Leo Tolstoy and Romain Rolland for the attainment of fredom. His philosophy was nonviolence. ...

At 6:01 pm on April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot while standing on the second floor balcony of his room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. The bullet traveled through the right side of his neck, smashing his throat and then going down his spinal cord before lodging in his shoulder. King was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital, where doctors opened his chest and performed manual heart massage. He was pronounced dead at 7:05 p.m. King's murderer,...

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I learned that he was a man that fought for his rights and stood for what he believed in.i i was inspired by his courage and fought for rights for black people,which for most of black people is a light up their life.he is a man who have strive for the rights. ...

He felt if you believe in yourself you can make the world a better place and make yourself better too. One day we just might all come together and be happy people. R.i.p dr. King and i will always believe ...

He was a Baptist minister.

Brave, Leader, Non-violent, Freedom, Segregation, Heroic

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to offer his sympathy and his brother (Robert F. Kennedy)

Gandhi's philosophy greatly influenced Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the African-American community in general. In 1959, Dr. King preached about the significance of Gandhi's 1928 salt march and his quest to end discrimination for India's "untouchables." Dr. King felt that Gandhi's nonviolent approach would lead to the end of racial discrimination in America. ...

He has one one girl Emily which is 11 and his wife is pregnant and expecting a girl in February 2011 both of the girls are from the same marriage. ...

I think he had 2 favorite colors white and black ;)

he led the peaceful marches and boycott and didn't give up no matter what with perseverance and courage! ...

Martin was born as Michael King. His father, Martin Luther King, Sr., was also born with the name Michael but changed it to Martin when he was 22. He intended his son to also be Martin but claims that the birth certificate stated the wrong name. MLK Jr. never legally changed his name so he died as Michael King. See the related link for more information. ...

allegedly- may be. But what he secured History knows and shall remember.

Because he led the civil rights movement by non violent and peaceful marches and strikes. ...

Martin Luther King Jr. was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia.

he has a dream that all men and women black and white will come together as one ...

Martin Luther King was arrested about 34 times when he was involved in civil rights protest. ...

he meant that white and black people are all alike and can be together and wont have to fight for the progress and rise of the country ...

yes he was

The Birmingham buses were integrated after a one year boycott.

Historical Facts His name was James Earl Ray and was an escaped convict. Dr. King had been standing on the balcony of his room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee on April 4, 1968. Ray was charged with the murder of Martin Luther King and he confessed and pleaded guilty. He then spent the rest of his life to unsuccessfully withdraw his confession. A Contributor's Opinion The FBI headed by J Edger Hoover, he and his fellow FBI workers tried many times to...

A local Southern Baptist Church, which is self-governing, and in charge of all of its own affairs, will recognize that a young person (usually a young man) has a call to ministry and is showing the gifts thereof. Led by its pastor and perhaps at the young man's request, it will first, license him to the ministry. This is a recognition of his calling. At a later time, perhaps after college or seminary, but not necessarily, he will be ordained by...