Martin Luther King Jr. So Far Ahead of His Time

Martin Luther King Jr. day  was more than just a day off from work and school.  I hope you found a way to honor what he stood for.  He was so much more than a civil rights activist.  He spoke about the historic past, the immediate present and the distant future.  His words were and still are incredibly powerful and ring just as true today as they did when he first spoke them. 

In his blog, the M.A.P. Maker, Curt Rosengren wrote a wonderful piece on how to incorporate MLK's concepts into your every day life.  Rosengren asks solid, thought-provoking questions to move you forward in becoming all you can be.  

"History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people."

This quote still rings true today.  Don't  be silent.  It is your day to do what you believe in.

Comments

[Term Papers]

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[College Term Papers]

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[Career Sherpa]

Curt, I enjoy reading your blog! Thank YOU for focusing on so many of the key issues people in transition face today!

[Curt Rosengren]

Thanks for spotlighting this post, Hannah!