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Martin Luther King Jr. led the civil rights movement to fight for the freedom and equal rights of all races. The movement advocated for the right to employment, use of public facilities, and voting for Black Americans. King promoted the strategy of non-violent protest nationwide to achieve racial equality and desegregation.
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- 2. The Freedom of All Race
- 3. The Right to employment, to use public facilities, and to vote.
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