A NAME TO REMEMBER
Martin Luther King was born in the United States of America, Atlanta City, in 1929. As a child he felt the bitter weight of RACISM and the WICKEDNESS of men.
When he travelled by bus he had to stand because the seats were for white people only.
Martin Luther King fought for human rights and justice among all men. In October 1964 he won the Nobel Prize for Peace. He met Pope Paul VI who encouraged him to continue his action and his fight.
Vítor Ribeiro, year 6, class B