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in 1963, Martin Luther King said to the american people that he had a dream. That dream consisted in having a racial equilaty that is to say, no differences between white people and coloured people. In this speech, he said a very important thing : "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character". That man was compared to a prophet who wanted to help the others in order to be

UNIVERSITE SAINT-JOSPEH FACULTE DES LETTRES ET DES SCIENCES HUMAINES DEPARTEMENT DE SOCIOLOGIE ET D’ANTHROPOLOGIE TPC Histoire Présenté par Hélène SKAFF A l’attention de Beyrouth Decembre-2010 PLAN: I. Biographie • Une enfance brillante et aisée………………………………..3 • L’épisode Rosa Parks et le boycott des bus…………..……3 • Le leader de la lutte non-violente……………………….…....5 • Le prix Nobel de la Paix……………………………………….5 • Une influence déclinante………………………………………7 • Homage………………………………………………

Aernout Anaïs I HAVE A DREAM / 2nde / ORAL ASSESSMENT : The speech : RSPCA (Royal Society for the Protection and Care of Animals). Hello everyone, I stand before you today my friends, to talk about the RSPCA, wich is an association to assist in the rehabilitation of wildlife and care animals across England and Wales and Wales. There are of course several centers Wildlife : - East Winch in Norfolk - Mallydams in East Sussex - Stapeley Grange in Cheshin - The West Hatch in Somerset

“The Sound of Silence” ? I would say that the song, “the Sound of Silence” by Paul Simon and Arthur Garfunkel tells us a vision, a dream or maybe a nightmare that one of the both singers had. Of course, it is just a guess, but I think it is likely. I personnaly think that the nightmare is about a governement that impedes the freedom of his people. Firstly, in the dream, the heroe or main character seems to be alone : the lyrics says “In restless dreams I walked alone” , and the first

buses were blocked, and finally, the law on the segregation in the public buses is raised. He pronounces a famous speech on August 28th, 1963 in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington during the walking for the employment and the freedom: " I have a dream ". He is supported by John F. Kennedy in the fight against the racial discrimination; most of these rights will be promoted by the "Civilian Rights Act" and "Voting Rights Act". Martin Luther King became the youngest person who receive

inventions that came from black people we are unaware they were created by a black person is this because we havent been taught it or is it because we are influenced to believe that black people are not capable of creating things on their own in my opinion I believe that both are reason as to why we are uneducated about black inventors. The first African American heavyweight champion was called Jack Johnson he won the championship on December 26, 1908 when racism was still rife in america during his

Martin Luther King . « I have a dream » Lecture analytique Introduction Pacifique, humaniste, noir américain, MLK s'est engagé dans la lutte contre la discrimination raciale fortement ancrée dans une Amérique encore ségrégationniste. Son mémorable discours I have a dream a maqué l'Amérique des années 60 car il a rendu possible le combat pour un monde plus juste, pour un monde où la ségrégation ne serait plus admise. Et quelques années après? Pour avoir eu ce rêve d'une Amérique unie, il fut

boycott des bus de Montgomery pour défendre le droit de vote, la déségrégation et l'emploi des minorités ethniques. Il prononce un discours célèbre le 28 août 1963 devant le Lincoln Memorial à Washington durant la marche pour l'emploi et la liberté : « I Have a Dream ». Il est soutenu par John F. Kennedy dans la lutte contre la ségrégation raciale aux États-Unis ; la plupart de ces droits seront promus par le « Civil Rights Act » et le « Voting Rights Act » sous la présidence de Lyndon B. Johnson.

pour ses manifestations d'envergure nationale, ses revendications concernent l'égalité des droits et l'amélioration des conditions de vie des Noirs. La célèbre marche vers Washington du 28 août 1963, pendant laquelle il prononce le discours légendaire 'I have a dream', révèle le rêve des Noirs-Américains, celui d'un monde sans discrimination. Ses actions sont loin d'être infructueuses puisque Kennedy promulgue une loi sur les droits civiques annihilant la ségrégation raciale dans les écoles mais aussi

Conference, yhe ideals for this organization he took from Christianity; its operational techniques from Gandhi _ In the eleven-year period between 1957 and 1968 Martin travelled the world appearing wherever there was injustice. _ He delivered his message “ I Have a Dream “ at Washington DC, he conferred with President Kennedy. He was awarded five honorary degrees; was named Man of the Year by Time magazine in 1963; and became not only the symbolic leader of American blacks but also a world figure. _ On