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In 1955
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I have a Dream,
there were many things black people in
The United States could not do under the law. There were
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restrooms they could not use.
There were drinking fountains
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they could not use
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There were bus seats they could not
These unfair laws upset many people. One of them was
面を転させる。
Martin Luther King, Jr. He heard about the arrest of
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Mrs Parks in Montgomery, Alabama. He said, We cannot
stard it any more
我慢するたえる。
Let's make a movement.
Let's fight for
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anyone's right to
take any
Seat on any bus
We shall
権利
never give up.
Q&A
There
were restrooms, drinking fountains and bus seats.
They could not use
2.
No, they weren't.
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He fought for anyone's right to take any seat on any bus.
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He led the people of the city fighting for justice.
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They fought in a
peaceful way. They stopped riding city buses
stop
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Some walked to work and school. Others shared cars.
~する人もいればする人もいる
Many people joined the movement,
Their fight lasted for
more
changed the low
Black
even
some white people.
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than a year. Finally they
at last
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people were free to sit anywhere.
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自由に~することができる。
For many years, they worked heard to change other laws too.
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In 1963, over
200,000 people gathered in Washington, D. C.
to support justice for all. Dr King made a great speech from
The steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Here are some of the words
spoken by him
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They stopped riding city buses.
2. Yes, they did
They fought in a peaceful way
3. He made it from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. O
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hove
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a dream that my four little children will one day
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hot
A
live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color
but
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B
of their skin but by the content of their character.
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I have a dream today
I have a dream that one day... our little black days and black
girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and
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white girls as sisters and brothers. I have a dream today.
~のように
兄弟姉妹のように、
In 1964, Dr King won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Four years later, he was shot and killed. He died, but the
fight for justice continues. His dream lives on.
Q&A
7. Dr King
won the Novel Peace Prize
2, she was shot and killed
Dr king
3. His dream lives on.
Yes, it did.
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Mr Tanaka
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Emma
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you
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Would
you
like~?
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juice
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another helping おかわり
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