Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Have A Dream Presentation.pptx

Time to learn the background of I have a Dream by Mr. Martin Luther King Jr.

1. I have a dream By: Mr. Martin Luther King Jr. Group 4 Presents :

2. ground "I Have a Dream" is a public speech that was delivered by American civil rights activist and Baptist minister Martin Luther King Jr. during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on August 28, 1963. In the speech, King called for civil and economic rights and an end to racism in the United States. back

3. objectives • Reflect on the ideas of the speaker • Share on the personal opinions on the ideas listened to • Form decisions based on the ideas mentioned

4. The relevance of king's speech in the present times The speech of Martin Luther King Jr. is very relevant in this times especially in our society. Many people are racist towards other people. As mentioned in the speech, the African American people are discriminated in their society. In this modern world, many people experience discriminations not only by their race but also in many other factors, examples are their age, gender, and even their body composition. This discrimination sometimes lead to negative interpretation for the people who are discriminated. The speech serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for civil rights and social justice, inspiring continued action towards a more equitable society.

5. 1. Urgency of Now: King emphasizes the immediate need for action against racial injustice, stating that waiting for a more convenient time will only prolong suffering. He argues that civil rights must be addressed urgently. 2. Power of Nonviolent Protest: King advocates for nonviolent resistance as a means to achieve civil rights, believing that love and peaceful actions are more effective than violence, leading to reconciliation and understanding. Making annotations:

6. Personal opinion(s) about the speech 1. The speech is a powerful and timeless message that inspires hope for a more just and equitable society. Its universal call for equality remains relevant and deeply moving. 2. The emphasis on nonviolence and unity as tools for achieving justice demonstrates an admirable and effective approach to addressing systemic issues. 3. The imagery and repetition, such as "I have a dream," make the speech emotionally compelling and leave a lasting impact, motivating individuals to take action for positive change.

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8. Making We need to be fair for both underprivileged community and business that may need to be relocated. By that particular statement, I should first conduct a meeting for both parties and discuss to them how can they properly get their rightful place without being unfair. My decision is not for my own sake but for the needs of the people out there, we need a park for us to go for adventure and tour at the same time, we need businesses for us to buy and to support them. I need to be fair for the community to be good. I will not be a biased person who only favors for what I want, I want to be fair for all and it is for sake of all the people in the first place which is the priority. Decision

9. A step towards a better community To reflect King’s message in an inclusivity campaign, I would organize a “Unity Day” celebration. This event would feature cultural presentations and workshops to celebrate diversity and foster a sense of belonging among students, promoting unity and hope for a more inclusive school community.

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