Yes he faced discriminization, as you can see he was black. Back in those days most of the black people faced discriminization. Martin Luther King Jr. was a non-violent protester. Two other people that faced discrimination was Gandhi and Nelson Mandela. All three of these people faced discriminization but were very amazing people.
This great and inspirational leader dreamed against all odds that every person in America would have equal opportunity to good jobs and education. His Civil Rights Movement, at great cost, succeeded in this quest for equality before the law. Now it's up to YOU to fulfil that dream by expending the effort required to make use of these hard-won freedoms and rights. Having the right is one thing; making use of it is another. So why not try harder to dig for these answers yourself? The hard-fought legacy of King and many others deserves as much!
--Yahoo
Martin Luther King's contribution to the African-Americans was a lot. He freed them from racial discrimination, ethnical discrimination and colour discrimination. But unfortunately, he was assassinated by someone shooting him in the head.
Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) wanted everyone to be treated equally.
discrimination and segregation are some examples
Slavery, racism, discrimination
he increase public awareness of this racial discrimination
Martin Luther King was opposed to racism and racial discrimination.
Racism and Discrimination
he stopped discrimination :)
If you are talking about Martin Luther King Jr. then no. MLKJ believed that racism, discrimination, and slavery were all wrong.
Martin Luther King's contribution to the African-Americans was a lot. He freed them from racial discrimination, ethnical discrimination and colour discrimination. But unfortunately, he was assassinated by someone shooting him in the head.
Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) wanted everyone to be treated equally.
discrimination and segregation are some examples
racial discrimination
Slavery, racism, discrimination
Racial discrimination.
he increase public awareness of this racial discrimination
He ended the black discrimination after the end of slavery.