The Civil Rights Movement was a worldwide movement for equality that had a profound impact on American life many years ago. African Americans had gone through a difficult life and unjustly treatments to the white people during that time. Many black people were fed up with the segregation laws such as riding in the back of the bus, not allowed using public restrooms and water fountains. They were also being disfranchised, treated violently, denied by jobs, as well as the other things that were accessible to whites and also, they were lynched for no reason. The Civil Rights Movement had many influential leaders, like Martin Luther King, the Black Panthers, and Malcolm X, whose actions largely influenced the movement. Of all the the leaders involved in the movement, one man stands alone and that was Martin Luther King. He was named as the most important leader who helped unite the nation with his powerful speeches and use of nonviolent protests. MLK took his pride, courage, and sacrificed his safety to spoke up for the rights of the black people. He used his voice as a weapon for success – a weapon that healed all of their problems and resentments of the white people. As a leader, MLK organized and led marches and boycotts for blacks’ right to vote, for desegregation, and labor rights. Eventually, most of these rights were successfully enacted into the law. But during those times of success, he was also treated unfairly because of his race. He was stabbed by a crazy woman, hit in face with a brick during a march, received many bomb threats and most of all got in jail unjustly. Despite all of this, it attracted extensive media coverage and awareness to the society. Not long after, they also succeeded. MLK was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work. While having their success, MLK was assassinated in a balcony of a hotel on April 4, 1968and most of the people were