Synonyms for martin luther king jr.
martin luther king jr.

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1. King, Martin Luther King, Martin Luther King Jr.noun

   United States charismatic civil rights leader and Baptist minister who campaigned against the segregation of Blacks (1929-1968)

   Synonyms:
   power, world-beater, mogul, male monarch, big businessman, magnate, top executive, business leader, tycoon, baron

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1. • Civil Rights Leader
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1. Chuck Schumer:

   If Republicans continue to hijack the rules of the chamber to prevent us from protecting our democracy, then the Senate will debate and consider changes to the rules on or before Jan. 17, Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

2. CJ Pearson:

   We live in a world that has popularized Black people showing the same hate towards white people that people like Martin Luther King Jr. died fighting to overcome. It’s sad. Sad as hell.

3. Hillary Clinton:

   This is wrong, fifty years after Rosa Parks sat and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marched and John Lewis bled, it is hard to believe we are back having this same debate about whether or not every American gets a chance to vote and exercise his rights.

4. Jackson Jr.:

   This quote resonated with me the most given our current climate because we have become so polarized. We no longer sit down and have conversations about our differences and as Martin Luther King Jr.Why said it is purely out of fear of what we don't know about each other, i believe in order for us to move past the horrible events of the past few months as well as the past several decades, we need to have open and honest dialogue. ( We need) a conversation where no matter your race, religion, sexual orientation or any other difference, we listen with compassion and find a common ground. If the pandemic taught us nothing else, we must value time and we must talk to each other. We can't let fear dictate who we are. We got ta be better than that. It's time to achieve Dr. King's dream.

5. Rick Scarborough:

   They need to resist that ruling in every way possible. In a peaceful way – they need to resist it as much as Martin Luther King, Jr. resisted unjust laws in his time. we’re facing a real Constitutional crisis if the Supreme Court rules adversely from our perspective on same-sex marriage.