Martin Luther King Jr's Beliefs And Beliefs

Much more recently in this country’s history, Martin Luther King Jr. fought for equal liberties of his people’s rights. King believed in conflict to achieve a goal, ordinarily, conflict is violent but in this circumstance, it is simply acting against some ideal by physical means. He primarily appeals to people who attended church as he is a reverend himself and knows that with the church backing his goal to end segregation, it could much more easily spread from group to group since the south is full of church going folk. His hopes were to inspire action of not only his own group to end the oppression of African-Americans. Much like those in the revolutionary war learned, “freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded