Martin Luther King's "I have a dream"

The sincerity with which Martin Luther King Jr. spoke to a mass of 200,000 watchers, without being properly prepared 12 hours before his speech, was laudable. The largest march for civil rights, accomplished successfully despite facing opposition from activists like Malcolm X. His co-author Clarence B Jones said the speech “went on to depart drastically from the draft I'd delivered”. He dreamed of living in a nation where racial discrimination doesn't become a cause of someone's unemployment. The almost improvised speech made the world a better place, if not a perfect one, where even minorities can have a say.