How Did Martin Luther King Influence The Civil Rights Movement

Martin Luther King Jr. was the most influential freedom walker of them all. During the Civil Rights Movement, many people hated segregation. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the many people who hated segregation. The law was that whites and blacks were to not be by each other. The Civil Rights Movement was all about getting the buses to be integrated. All of the white people did not want the buses to be integrated. The whites would say “they are not sitting by a dirty nigger ¨. MLK was a reverend at one of the many Black-Only churches. There were so many people getting arrested for not giving up their seat for a white person even though they were in the Black section. MLK and to of his fellow reverends made a boycott club, because of all the people who were getting arrested. Everyone was worried for all of the people who were getting arrested. The mayor was making decisions that did not need to be made. MLK knew that the mayor was doing these things to get money.
Most of the people wanted to get revenge by fighting back. MLK said fight without violence. MLK also got arrested on one of the buses. When he did get arrested every Boycotter was waiting outside the jail for MLK to get bailed out of the jail. They walked for 13 months in the Rain, Cold, and Sun. The mayor was getting furious during those 13 months because he was not getting any money. They mayor then was doing many wrong things to make the Boycotters stop walking. MLK told everyone do not do anything to them or ride the buses so they could prove their