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Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement who fought for equality through non-violent means. His impactful actions, including organizing bus boycotts and delivering powerful speeches like "I have a dream," continue to inspire people worldwide. This dedicated leader was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his relentless work towards justice and equality. Even after his tragic assassination in 1968, King remains a symbol of hope and progress.
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What did Martin Luther King do? • Fought for the rights of black people in a non-violent way • Organised large scale boycotts of buses that kept black and white people separate • Was given the Nobel Peace Prize for his work • Made America and The World think more about the rights of every person on earth.
Martin Luther King was assassinated in Memphis in 1968. In 1983 a national holiday in America was dedicated to him and his ideas
He is probably best remembered for his great speeches! Such as his ‘I have a dream’ speech in Washington in 1963.