Martin Luther King Jr.

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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BY: JES SICA COL ONES E

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BUS BOYCOTT• Martin Luther King Jr.

started the bus boycott on December 1, 1955

• Allowed blacks to sit where ever, whenever on the bus

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CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY IN WASHINGTON

• Martin Luther King Jr. walked in the Civil Rights Rally in Washington

• At the rally King said “Let Freedom Ring”

• Even before the March of Washington King would

use the phrase “I Have a Dream” but at the March

is where the phrase stuck with thousands of

people

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AT A YOUNG AGE• Even at a young age King was good a public speaking

• He won first place in a speaker’s contest

• When Martin was a kid the white bus drivers told the black kids

they need to sit in the back of the bus. Martin did not like this

he thought it was unfair

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“SIT-IN” MOVEMENT

• This movement started because black students were being segregated at lunch counters in city stores.

• Martin Luther King Jr. thought that was wrong. Black students shouldn’t be segregated at a lunch counter

because of the color of their skin

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OTHER REASONS• Even though he was arrested Martin

Luther King Jr. still got the message across that segregation needed to be stopped.

• He also helped with organizations such as; SNCC. CORE, and NAACP

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