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Martin Luther King was born in Atlanta, in Georgia of 15 january 1929
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At the age of 15, Martin Luther King Jr. began his first year at Morehouse College.
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Martin accepts the position of pastor in the Baptist Church of Dexter Avenue, in Montgomery
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A bomb exploded in Martin's house in Montgomery. The bomb did not cause any death.
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Martin convenes a meeting between all the black leaders of the south of the country in the church of Ebenezer, where they found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Martin was arrested in Montgomery on suspicion of disturbing public order, but the immediate reaction of the black community determined that he would leave on the same day of his arrest
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They tried to assassinate Martin when he signed copies of his book March to Freedom
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Martin fulfilled his lifelong desire by embarking with his wife on a journey through several cities of India following the track and spirit of Gandhi.
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Martin gave his most famous speech "I have a dream" in Washington
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Martin receives the Nobel Prize
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Martin meets President Johnson to get the right to vote for blacks
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Martin fell mortally wounded after being hit by a bullet
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was established as a national holiday. It is celebrated every year on the third Monday of January.