MLK reminds Americans that progress is not achieved by sitting on your hands & waiting for others to make a change in your place. Instead, he pictures a fight against injustice in all forms, a society that strives to move as one, and a world that looks past the concept of color.
MLK reminds Americans that progress is not achieved by sitting on your hands & waiting for others to make a change in your place. Instead, he pictures a fight against injustice in all forms, a society that strives to move as one, and a world that looks past the concept of color.
Sometimes, history paints people to be something they’re not, but after all that’s how we get stories about Hercules, King Arthur, etc. But where we need to focus on —where stories really become significant— is the life these people live that we don’t see, not directly at least.
America faces an enormous problem that will smack us in the face in the future. Overconsumption is becoming more evident as our population grows and we buy more stuff. #BuyNothing is a start to fighting back, but it's too economically damaging. Let's try #buylessday instead.