If Martin Luther King, Jr. was alive today and you could write him a letter,
what would you say?
What questions would you ask him?
What would you tell him about your own life?
How would you thank him?
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dear MLK were you nervos to give the speech and did like see the law change and did you be like a big part civl right. And today you in siper me to help people and am do my best in my school and and I am all wise kind to people and even to people I don't now . And thank you for changing world and couldn't be friend with white people thx so much and I couldn't to even go to same school as white people if was for you thank you.
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Deletedear martin luther king jr i want to know how it felt to be a civil rights leader? did it take a lot of courage to give a speech in front of hundreds of people? my school is doing a march to borough hall and we all made posters that have
ReplyDeleteimportant words on them. thank you so much for every thing you did. if it were't for you I would't be with my best friends that are different races!
that's very nice,sarah
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DeleteDear Marthin Luther King,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, if it wasn't for you I would not have all the friends I have today we would not be able to see each other. Martin Luther King, we at PS 261 do a March dedicated to you, we do a march on Borough Hall instead of Washington and people say speeches and we all have signs. We protest because of you. Everyone is very grateful for you did for A lot of people and are happy for what you did. I am very very grateful for you. Thank you very much!
From Flor
Dear Martin Luther King ,I want to ask you, why did you keep on trying? Did you like to stand up for what is right? Were you nervous when you gave your speech? I think that it is cool that you helped people because I want to help people too. I would like to help people by starting a charity. I want to start a charity for people that can’t buy enough clothing. I want to thank you for the way you changed the world. You had patience, you were nice and kind about it, and you used no violence.
ReplyDeletea charity is a grate idea
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ReplyDeleteDear Martin Luther king,jr I want to know how you made everything change.
ReplyDeleteHow did you felt when you changed people being races.
That our school were trying to be a community and not bullying each other .
Thank you so much for changing the world to not be races but being kindness
Good job Olive Nice work
ReplyDeleteSarah excellent work
ReplyDeleteDear, Martin Luther King thank you for all your work. You helped the earth and the people in it. You helped are school because now we have people of all races. Now we have friends of all races. I would have to ask were you nervous at the big speech? Also what is your next step in all this? I have friends of all races and I play with them all the time and I have you to thank for that. Thank you I send hugs.
ReplyDeleteDear, Martin Luther King
ReplyDeletethan you for all of your hard work and determination to make our world a much better place. You helped all of the people in jail and all the people who were suffering for protesting we couldn't have done better without you if it wasn't for you I would have not been in the same school as some of my friends and wouldn't be treated the way I'm treated today. But there is always a question I have always wanted to ask you and that is what was your motivation too start protesting even though you knew you were going to get injured or hit by police men? And who were he people that supported you the most other then your family of course. So thats really all I waned too say and I hope your doing and thank you so much for all you have done for me and the whole world
love , omolara :)
Really nice Omolara
DeleteDo you Martin Luther King I want to know how it felt to be a civil rights leader that I took a lot of courage to be a speech in front of 100 people in my school is doing a much Borough halland we all made posters that were important for you Thank you so much!!!!!❤️
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ReplyDeleteDear Martin Luther King, you were a legend of your time and most people agree, some don't, but you did not mind and that was really inspiring. I have two questions, first, what would you say if you were able to give more speeches to people? Two,how would you feel if racism stopped forever?
ReplyDeleteIf I could write Martin Luther King Jr. a letter I would ask him what was it like to give a speech in front of hundreds of people? And I would also ask him how did you feel when you were throne into jail when you did nothing wrong? I would also tell him about our march to Borough Hall in honor of him and sing songs about freedom and love. I would thank him for helping stop segregation and let me have all the friends I do.
ReplyDeleteDear Martin Luther king thank you for making change here in America and if it weren't for you i wouldn't be with some of my friends. Where you nervous when you had to say that speech in front of all of those people? Did you have any friends that where a different race? Who inspired you to start protesting? Do have any siblings? How did you feel when you got out of jail? Did you go to school? Did the poilce men hurt you? And now im in a class of all race just because you changed the world. My family is different colored and that makes me happy to see that. And i want to say thank you so much for helping change the world love shaelyn.
ReplyDeleteDear Martin Luther King Jr.
ReplyDeleteThank you for making everyone aware of racism and inequality. You were able to bring many people together so they can understand what was going on in the world. Because of what you did, today my class has different kids from different races. There is one question I would like to ask you. Did you get assaulted during any of your marches? There is one thing I would to tell you. In my school the boys are sometimes unfair to the girls. I try to remind the boys not to treat the girls differently. Especially when we are playing sports. I’ve seen girls play sports too.
I would like to thank you again for bringing everyone together and understanding the value of being nice and working together. Also, for making everyone aware of racism.
Dear MLK Thank you million Times because you have changed our world and nation . I will ask MLK were You scared To give a big speech in front or 10,000 people? I would have told him that my life is wonderful because of him changing the nation and world So everybody Can be one and have harmony. I would thank MLK by saying thank you for changing the World and nation so black and white people can unite and be one together and share the love out no matter what.
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr,
ReplyDeleteI am happy to say that your plain did work out, but sometimes black people are still treated unfairly. I’d like to ask you some questions. How did it feel to live in a time were there was segregation? How did it feel to watch people such as Rosa Parks follow in your footsteps? I’d like to tell Dr. King that on January 18, 2019, my school is going to march to Borough Hall in honor of him. We will have posters crying for freedom and justice for all. I would also like to tell him that America elected first black president and that my school is welcome to all races. Thank you Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for changing the world and inspiring a nation.
Dear Martin Luther King Jr.,
ReplyDeleteHow are you? I love all the work that you have done for us. I wouldn’t be here if you weren’t born and I wouldn’t be in my school if you didn’t protest for African Americans and other people’s rights. There would still be segregation,we would be the worst country, if it wasn’t for your kindness,love,peaceful protest and courage. Did it take a lot of courage to continue to protest when there were death threat’s and racist insults? Would you be happy your dream is coming true? Life today is fun, it’s way more peaceful and nice and I wish you could see it. I have to thank you for everything you’ve done for us, you made America a better place!
Your friend
Matteo
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DeleteDear MLK,
ReplyDeleteI wonder how it felt to give a speech in front of so many people. I also have a very inclusive class that is very kind. Thank you for helping the civil rights movement and for helping people in need and for treating people equally.
- Marvin
Dear Martin Luther king Jr how are you doing?I'm good I'm getting better at math and thank you for EVERYTHING
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,
ReplyDeleteHow are you? Do you see change? My name is Jesse. Thank you so much for helping change human rights and doing the great things you did, like your “I have a dream speach.” You did so many great things! I hope your life inspires many more great things to come!
Best regards,
Jesse
(p.s. I am a huge fan of yours, and I have been and always will be your fan.)
Dear Martin Luther King Jr.,
ReplyDeleteI am your biggest fan thank you for making racism lower than it was before. Thank you for sacrificing your life for our freedom. Martin Luther King what are you doing in heaven? Are you still giving speeches about Black and White People having equal rights? You are a Hero to us and we appreciate all the things you have done for us all. My life is fine, I'm 9 years old, my name is Malachi. I love sweets and food and everything around me. On Monday I will celebrate your life and legacy. Thanks again for all you did for Black people.
Dear MLK,
ReplyDeleteThank you for standing up for everyone because if you didn't I would not of ever been in this class room will all of my friends. Were you ever scared of the peoples comments to you and about you?
Dear Martin Luther King Jr.,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all the stuff you have done. I wish everyone would understand what your words meant because not everyone does. Some people think that your country matters and your skin color today. When I want to play soccer or basketball a boy will say your a girl or what are you doing here your Arabic or why do you have to wear an hijab. It's not important. I wish people will understand.
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Dear MLK were you nervous for the speech. Also what inspired you to do this for everybody? I now can be friends with different races. Thanks to you I have friends that are different races. Also your granddaughter is just like you.
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