Do you think that Mr. Luther King's dream has come true? Why?

Answer 1

Yes. Negroes are now judged by the content of their character. That is why they are disliked.

Answer 2

African Americans are in high public office, they are allowed to vote everywhere, they are allowed to work everywhere, they are allowed to live everywhere, they are allowed to do everything a white man can do. Since none of those things were true when King began his movement, and since the alleviation of that situation was the purpose of his movement, I would have to say yes his Dream has come true.

Now racism continues to exist, though perhaps more black against white than the other way around, but thats something thats likely to be true for many years to come. So long as people group themselves by race voluntarily (ie Black this or that associations, BET etc) and forces push for treatment based on race (ie Affirmative Action) it is likely to continue. But while it is certain that this is a bad thing and we must put an end to it, I do not think that relatively minor problem would reduce Kings enduring accomplishments and the obvious completion of the tasks he set out to accomplish as set forth above.

Answer 3

No i do not. I answered a question a few minutes ago that was "If there was one thing you could get rid of on this earth, what would it be?" and an answer was "Mexicans and black people". That actually got me pretty mad that racism still goes on. Its not right. Martin Luther Kings dreams were more important than most any other dreams, but were not fufilled and are still not addressed as a frequent problem.

Answer 4

Dr. King is rolling over in his grave when he thinks about the fact that his life work has been regulated to a simple slogan "I Have a Dream".

Dr. King had visions of the "Promised Land." Black People in America have not made it to the "Mountain Top".

His Dream has not come true because everyone is stuck in the dream world and not waking up to reality. In the real world, it involves real work and not just Negroes voting the Democratic Ticket.

What do you think the dream of Dr. King was???

Answer 5

No,
I work in the schools. Kids seem ok until about Jr. High. They learn racism from the home and bring it to school. It is still a problem. Plus in society. Huge companys will hire the black woman before the white woman with equal skills just to prove a point. Nothing is equal about that. Also, State Wide Tests in schools single out the poor econmically disadvantage students with nonwhites, and mentally challenged as being a subgroups targeted to show improvement..... Whats with that!!!?

Answer 6

I think to a point yes, but i still see racism happen. Part of his dream was for people to overlook the color of ones skin, but to judge on the content of their character. Sadly there are people who are out there who cannot and refuse to look past the color of skin. There are people out there who think if you are black, you must be a thug or worth nothing. Its a real shame if you ask me.

Answer 7

To an extrent it has because black and white people are living in the same neighborhoods but there are still people who discriminate agains them, some blacks cant even live in their houses because of this

Answer 8

because he strived till his dream came true. he kept on believing and encouraging people to believe with him. he convinced thousands thast he was right.

he kept on trying untill the thing he wanted most came true for him and his ppl..

Answer 9

No. I think he would want to smack the **** out of today's black youth and tell them to pull up their pants.