Martin Luther King: "I Have a Dream that My Four Children Will Live One Day in a Nation Where They Will Not Be Judged by the Color of Their Skin, but by the Content of Their Character"

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Martin Luther King's historic phrase about his four children that became a symbol of the fight against racism.

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The year was 1963. Millions of people had gathered on the streets of Washington, the capital of the United States. With unwavering faith, Martin Luther King Jr. came to the makeshift stage. His voice echoed through the pindrop silence: “I have a dream! I have a dream!” Martin Luther King Jr. was a pastor who led the Gandhian movement for civil rights in America. He had been a leader in the 1950s […] The post From Dream to Resolution: The Power o…