Why Is Martin Luther King Jr Unfair

Martin Luther King was a great man, he fought for the equal rights of black and white people. He was the man who made the great speech, “I have a Dream” and overall one of the most iconic black activist. But even though what he was doing was right, in the year of 1968, April 4, at the age of 39, he was assassinated by James Earl Ray.We have to respect people equally, no matter their race, but sometimes people treat other people unfairly. People are unfair with rules. Monique W. Morris is a former president for economic programs, advocacy and research at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and an activist for African Americans. She argues that schools, and people in general discriminate African Americans. For example, Deja, a Californian school girl,
Deja was only allowed back to class after she confronted that the girl’s shorts was shorter than hers. This shows that people treat people differently, unfairly, based on their race. As shown above, both girls were dress code, but only one almost got punished, not to mention the other girl’s shorts were shorter than the African American girl’s. Therefore, people are being unfair to even their students.We are already making changes. A 15 year old Saudi teenager, Rayouf, had an excellent idea for a new emoji; a hijab wearing emoji. She made this because while communicating with her friends on SnapChat™©®, she couldn’t find an emoji that suits her. This emoji idea went through, and if the Unicode, a computing industry, approves she might get her emoji in. And in a recent news, this emoji will come as an ios. 11.1 update on Apple™©® products. This shows that the world has realized that we need to give people ways to express themselves in different ways. And as the world of technology advances, we need to find a way for people of different races, Arabic, to express themselves, while still abiding to their culture’s