Thursday, January 4, 2018

Bloggers Meet and Greet January 2018. . . Martin Luther King Celebration

This is the month of Martin Luther King's Birthday. We want to celebrate and remember this great activist.

At today's meet and greet we will celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr.
















History:

Martin Luther King Jr. was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. Did you know that he was famous for his speech, “I Have a Dream?' This is all according to History.com. They further add that he was a gifted student, attended Morehouse College at age 15, earned a Bachelor of Divinity degree at Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania, was an activist for the bus boycott December 1, 1955, and accomplished much more before he was assassinated on April 4, 1968 by James Earl Ray, and escaped convict and known racist.

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Note:

You can feel free to return and post your blog here at anytime. If you believe others will enjoy this, please feel free to share with your friends and on social media. More guests are always welcome as this will provide more networking opportunities for you. Above all be sure that your blog post is family friendly.

Definitely, feel free to take advantage of this FREE networking opportunity.

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6 comments:

  1. I was at the infamous hotel. IT is such a powerful thing to think about.

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  2. Betty, I was in Atlanta on business several years ago and made a point to visit some MLK sites. An amazing man!

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  3. Nice to meet you Jean. I also have visited MLK sites. It is awesome how well they are preserved.

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  4. Thank you for sharing your post at Party in Your PJs. MLK was a great man and an inspiration to all!

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