Description: From the Why? People biographical comic learning series. This volume explores the life of Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights activist who drove out darkness with light. Martin Luther King was a great human rights leader, a brilliant orator, and a devout minister who proved his faith through action — and he continues to inspire countless people to this day. Each volume in this series avoids clichéd praise or idealization, presenting each figure from an objective perspective. The series aims to portray both the achievements and shortcomings of each person honestly, leaving readers to form their own judgments. From personal struggles and doubts to setbacks and triumphs, failures and successes, the book presents each figure's determination and wisdom as a role model for readers. The story of each person's life is told through fun and easy-to-follow comics, with key points neatly summarized in tip boxes. The book is richly illustrated with vivid photographs, and detailed illustrations capture the peak moments and major achievements of each figure, helping readers intuitively grasp the essence of their life stories. Contents: Times and People 7 1. A Dream of Speaking 12 2. The Sorrow of Black Americans 30 3. The Path of a Minister 52 4. The Bus Boycott 74 5. The Nonviolent Resistance Movement 100 6. The Dream Speech 120 7. The Selma March 136 8. Joining the Anti-War Movement 154 Putting Yourself in Their Shoes | Rivals & Supporters | Character Sketch | Glossary of Terms | Curriculum Connections