Martin Luther King Jr. 'I have a dream' speech

A look back on Martin Luther King Jr.'s I have a dream speech from August 28, 1963.

[potatchips]

This speech is like 51 years old and it still inspires millions of people

[pcon]

I m white but I deeply admire and respect Mr Luther. Since I was a kid i was deeply touched by his integrity. Thank you for ever existed.

[pierluigibelcaro]

Each time I listen to this timeless speech, to these wonderful words, I can't hold back the tears, since every single cell of my whole being clearly feels that not just a man, but a real Angel from Heaven is here speaking.

Rev. Martin Luther King will forever remain as the brightest beacon of light to all who, with love and sincere goodwill, seek freedom and justice.

[borderjumper]

A great speech. I wish it still held up today. What a shame

[haydennoble]

As a white male (I promise this will be relevant later) I have always looked up to Dr.Martin Luther King, Jr. As a history nerd I’ve always respected his ability to control his rage for the betterment of humanity. Mr King Jr. if you ever see this, I strive to be at least a thousandth of the man you were.

[Palum]

52 years ago he died but the idea never died <3

[jeylabocharova]

Regardless of us going through difficult times, you should never stop dreaming and get up and make it reality for a world full of opportunities for everyone and equality. No discrimination, he was brave enough to speak out about it

[randallwilkerson]

The fact that most woke ppl today go against half the things said in this speech despite revering this guy as the great man he was shows quite plainly that they don’t care enough about anything to do any research
Rest In Peace Dr Martin Luther King Jr

[jonoran]

Incredible leader and a strong man beyond his time! Thank you Dr. MLK Jr. for all you did.

[JTC]

With this Faith. We will be able To Work Together, To Pray Together, To Struggle Together, To Go To Jail Together, To Stand Up For Freedom Together. Knowing that we will be Free one day.

[haqq]

What a stark difference between this and the modern BLM. It wasn't about division, segregation and revenge, it was about true equality, inclusivity and brotherhood beyond race and creed!

[ericpichler]

Simply the greatest single speech of history

[llibby]

What will Martin think now??

He would be ashamed of all of us

[ThethTrashRat]

I'm so glad people like existed and still do today. Now we can all, no matter race, be together and it's amazing. The best speech of all time, absolutely amazing.

[VisionTheLyricalOne]

God bless and R.I.P Martin Luther King ❤️🙏💯❤️

[christopherbeniston]

Brilliant speech! The dream still lives in everyone who embraces equality & understanding other fellow human beings regardless of beliefs colour & personal political options. Dr Kings words still resonate powerfully after many years ✌️✌️peace to everyone ✌️

[dr.guante]

"All men and woman" are created equal

[lectroeel]

Nah it's crazy that people be saying "yapping" in the comments 💀

[BigBoyInYourHome]

It’s spooky in 1963 but now I it made me cry cause his speech is making sense

[loganfruchtman]

MLK truly valued for all Americans no matter what race or religion to follow the “American Dream”. He was a true patriot who loved his country 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 and his vision of a better future for our country is something that is completely hard to ignore even those who opposed or still oppose him to this day. I’m glad there’s a holiday and a monument for this guy.