'Martin Luther King, Jr. - Life Summary'

'There was once a spectacular man named Martin L. poove Jr. He was born January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. His parents were Reverend Martin L. hatfuliness leader Sr. and Alberta W. poove. He had an older child and a younger brother. He was a very stylishness man and whence skipped the ninth and one-twelfth grade. Dr. mightiness began college at the age of fifteen. He didnt graduate soaring school normally. He graduated from Morehouse with a Bachelors Degree in Sociology, and then began workings on other Bachelors Degree from Crozer theological Seminary in Chester, pascal in 1951. and so, Dr. queen met and married Coretta Scott world power. They had quadruple beautiful children: Yolanda, Martin III, Dexter, and Bernice queen mole rat. Then Dr. King became the minister of religion of Dexter route Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama; he was only 25 years of age.\nDr. King was one of the basic blacks to win a noble prize. He won it for stressful to end racial segregation. Dr. King fought for blacks in the south. He had a lot of influences: Jesus, Abraham Lincoln, Mahatma Gandhi, gum benjamin Mays, and Hosea Williams. He was a non-violent psyche and governmental activist. He was the leader of the civilized rights movement. He helped Rosa place get released from jail. They both(prenominal) started the great deal ostracize. The bus boycott lasted for 385 days. Dr. King was a tremendous part of it all. He and every person of color who did not ride the city buses made a big daze on the nation. The buses were separated, with whites in the front and blacks in the back. To pay their fare, blacks got on the front of the bus, paying(a) their fare, then got by the bus, and went to the back and got on. Dr. King and other worked unitedly to put a stop to this genial of activity. The bus boycott came into play and the bus companies started losing money. The federal courts rule that the citys bus laws were unconstitutional. Next, afte r(prenominal) the bus boycott, the civil rights movement marched from Selma to Montgomery. Dr. and Mrs. King and Dr. Abernathy we... '