Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is celebrated on the 3rd Monday in January. This day recognizes the birth of Martin Luther King, Jr on January 15, 1929. It also recognizes his life-long work as a civil rights activist. King believed in the equality of all people regardless of skin color.
On Martin Luther King, Jr.Day, there are many celebrations that help to continue his messages of peace and equality. Additionally, this holiday is used to assist in educating others concerning King’s legacy as well as social justice.
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Primary Sources: Martin Luther King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail