Question

Hally and Sam have a discussion about a social reformer they would nominate as a "Man of Magnitude. In an essay of least 150 words, name a social reformer that you would nominate as a "Person of Magnitude. "Describe what this person did to deserve such a title.

Answer 1

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Step-by-step explanation:

The person I would nominate as a "A Person of Magnitude" is Doctor Martin Luther King Junior. King was born and raised in a segregated, Jim Crow, southern state whose racist dehumanizing ideas spread all across the South . Even with the constant reminder of being viewed as inferior and being treated as a second class citizen he rose up to encourage people of all races, ethnic backgrounds, and nationalities to stand up against injustice. Not only did he "marshal the troops", but he did it in a way America had never seen before. His movement of nonviolent civil disobedience inspired by Gandhi ; showed millions of people around the world that inequality should never ever be tolerated.

Answer 2

A "Man of Magnitude" is described as someone who positively affects humankind through social reform. A potential nomination for "Person of Magnitude" could be Martin Luther King, Jr. MLK was a political activist who preached civil disobedience to achieve equality. His famous speeches are still cited today as the fight for equality continues.