James Earl Ray tried to kill King’s Dream, but it didn’twork. The dream for equality may have slowed down, but it eventually resurfaced years later with a new vision. Now, forty years later, one of the front-runners for president is Barack Obama, a black man. Obama is living...
Read MoreSome people believe that the assassin, James Earl Ray killed the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King. I think that because of the assassination the dream was not only fulfilled, but made much stronger. The death of a black man who only wanted everyone to be equal–no matter...
Read MoreJames Earl Ray tried to kill King’s Dream, but it didn’t work. The dream for equality may have slowed down, but it eventually resurfaced years later with a new vision. Now, forty years later, one of the front-runners for president is ...
Read MoreI believe that killing Dr. Martin Luther King did and didn’t kill the dream because Dr. Martin Luther King already got the message out that everyone should be equal. The dream will stay until everyone becomes equal. Once you kill a leader, it might bring down others and make them...
Read MoreJames Earl Ray tried to sabotage Martin Luther King’s dream. Ray believed by destroying King’s dream he could prevent blacks from becoming the future and being the successes that we are today. I believe that when James Earl Ray assassinated Dr. King, King’s dream became stronger...
Read MoreThe assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King made the dream better because even though he was dead the dream moved on through the people. And because his idea was already known around the world, even if King was killed, the dream still lived on....
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