Martin Luther King Jr. was a man of integrity and honesty. He did what was right even when no one was looking. The pigs, on the other hand, were not strong when it came to integrity. The pigs were known and accepted as being the smartest animals on the farm. This would be awesome except the pigs used their cleverness to take advantage of others and …show more content…
King showed was collaborativeness. The reason the protests were so successful was because Dr. King had everyone collaborating with one another to get the problem solved. The pigs, who were in charge, would not collaborate or help with any of the work on the farm, but would assign work to all the other animals “under the superintendence of the pigs” (Orwell 38). The pigs were not supportive, collaborative, or helpful when it came to doing work on the farm. This put more work and stress on the other animals. Dr. King, on the other hand, was very helpful and collaborated with his people in the fight for equality. Dr. King was also “travelling constantly speaking for “justice” throughout the country.” (“Martin”). Martin Luther King Jr. had a big impact in the movement because he collaborated with everyone on issues. When everyone came together the problem at hand got solved faster. Being collaborative with one another was very beneficial and had a positive impact in the