Martin Luther King Jr.

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Martin Luther King Jr. was an American civil rights leader and minister known for his role in advancing civil rights through nonviolent activism. His notable works include "Letter from the Birmingham Jail," a powerful defense of nonviolent protest, and "The Measure of a Man," which reflects on the importance of human dignity. King is widely recognized for his contributions to social justice and equality in the United States.

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Books by Martin Luther King Jr.

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Letter from the Birmingham Jail
Martin Luther King Jr.
4.7 (5k) average on GoodreadsPolitics
From a Birmingham jail cell, Martin Luther King Jr. writes a powerful defense of nonviolent resistance, turning a critique into a lasting call for racial justice and human dignity.
The Measure of a Man
Martin Luther King Jr.
4.5 (552) average on GoodreadsPolitics
Martin Luther King Jr. explores the theological foundations of nonviolent activism, showing its power to change society.