Includes bibliographical references (pages 107-109) and index

Childhood: remember the seeds -- Early years: called to serve -- The Montgomery bus boycott: something big -- The new leader of Black America: standing up without fear -- Sit-ins, freedom rides, and Albany: going to jail to help people -- From Birmingham to Oslo: with audacious faith -- Selma: we shall overcome -- Northern protests: the flame of hope -- Vietnam and Memphis: I may not get there with you -- Afterword-legacy: to love and serve humanity

Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s dream of ridding the world of racism, poverty, inequality, and violence led him to become a leader of the civil rights movement, and his nonviolent approach to protest won him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964

Accelerated Reader AR

Reading Counts RC

112 pages : 24 cm

Accelerated Reader AR MG 6.8

Reading Counts RC 3-5 6.8

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