April 2014
By Audrey Davis
Martin’s Dream
By: Fourth Grader Anna Nefeli Balaska A dream is a vision a person has the same rights, and are equal for a change towards something in front of the law. Martin Lubetter in the future. It is called ther King knew that only equala dream, because at the time ity secured by laws would help someone is thinking about it, no end discrimination and segreone would dare think about it as gation. He wrote books about a fact. When Dr. King was talk- equality, and insisted that ing about “I Have a Dream”, he only equality between citizens talked about changes he could can bring the desired change. Freedom is one of the see in the future, but not in the present where discrimination most important civil rights. It is and segregation were reality. vital for a person to live a happy Equality is when peo- life in freedom, and be acceptple of any race and gender have ed in his society. The freedom
By Fourth Graders Thisseas Kamouroglou, Caterina Barreiros and Thanasis Sitinas
of speech for example, was denied to black people, but Martin Luther King managed through his speech to say his opinion about discrimination and segregation, and this was so powerful, that no one could stop the change.
By Junior Kindergartener Anjali Raphael