Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday
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On Monday, January 20, 2020, Americans will celebrate Martin Luther King (MLK) Day. The federal holiday, commemorated annually on the third Monday of January, serves multiple purposes. It honors the life and legacy of the activist who led the fight for racial equality, brings focus on current civil rights issues, highlights the power of using nonviolence to bring about social reform, and inspires young people to consider joining public service.
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chocolate168약 6년#ChangeDaWorld (In a good way)! XD
ada4약 6년Thank you for freedom!- ada4약 6년Go MLK!
readthiscomment약 6년We all can change the world..- readthiscomment약 6년As it says in the article “...reflect upon what you can do to make a difference and create your own legacy,”
yeetyeetyeetyee약 6년WoW
leelang약 6년Thank You Martin Luther King Jr. :)
moonlightwolf약 6년#Change the World
abe_009_200약 6년yea you know if i could change anything in the world it would be to go back in time and bring martin luther king jr back
bonusheadshot약 6년wait wasn't he the president then why did he get arrested i mean like he's the president and don't presidents make the law then why was dr. martin luther king jr. get arrested? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
bananas1526년 이하he was not a president just a great man- moonlightwolf6년 이하He wasn't a president. He was just a really good man that people respect.
xxhoneyxx6년 이하He wasn't a president he was a preacher and he wanted to give a speech about Racial Discrimination his " I Have A Dream'' speech was what helped Black and White people come together and the "March On Washington" was where it happened he got arrested because they told him to stop what he was doing and he didn't.
fate34약 6년WHAT? HE WAS NOT THE PRESIDENT😕
emolady약 6년He wasn't president. And presidents don't actually make the laws.- ada4약 6년Marin Luther King was not a presidnet besides presidents can get arrested and the pakistani president got arrested for stealing gold.
texasgirl약 6년He was NOT the president, he was a civil rights leader that was working against segregation and discrimination toward black people.