Martin Luther King Books
Martin Luther King Jr. was a religious leader, activist, and key figure in the American civil rights movement of the 1960s. An ordained Christian minister, he led the Montgomery bus protests and the March on Washington and was involved in organizing numerous other civil rights campaigns across the United States. In 1964, he received the Nobel Peace Prize for his life’s work. He was assassinated in 1968.
The Autobiography Of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Who should read The Autobiography Of Martin Luther King, Jr.?
- History and political buffs
- Citizens concerned with issues of racial, social, and economic justice
- Anyone looking to educate themselves on Black American history
Bedtime Biography: The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Who should read Bedtime Biography: The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr.?
- History and political buffs
- Citizens concerned with issues of racial, social, and economic justice
- Anyone looking to educate themselves on Black American history
Who should read Why We Can't Wait?
- Individuals interested in learning about the Civil Rights Movement and Martin Luther King Jr.’s role in it
- Readers who want to gain a deeper understanding of racial injustice and inequality in America
- Those who seek inspiration and motivation to take action against social injustices
I Have a Dream
Who should read I Have a Dream?
Readers who are interested in civil rights and social justice
Individuals who want to learn more about Martin Luther King Jr. and his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech
Parents and educators looking for a way to introduce important historical events to children
Strength to Love
Who should read Strength to Love?
Readers who are seeking inspiration and guidance in navigating the challenges of life
Individuals who are interested in the intersection of spirituality and social justice
Those who want to explore the teachings and philosophy of Martin Luther King Jr. in a deeper and more personal way
Why We Can't Wait
Who should read Why We Can't Wait?
Individuals interested in civil rights and social justice
Those seeking to understand the history and impact of the Civil Rights Movement
Readers who want to gain insights from Martin Luther King Jr.’s perspective and activism