I have a dream by Martin Lurther King, Jr

This article tells us what the Negro's in America have always wished for. They never dreamt of having more prosperity than the whites but instead, they wanted freedon, they wanted to be accepted by the whites in America. All along, the Negro's have missed out their opportunities to cause a change in their lives just because they have always deemed as the inferior by the society.

In my opinion, it is right for the blacks to stand up for themselves. For, alas, they could refrain others from deciding how they are and how they should become. No changes of prejudism on them had been made in the past because even the blacks themselves looked down upon themselves. I have a dream by Martin Lurther clearly emphasises the change in status of the blacks today, which is, like almost all whites they do hold superior jobs.