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To civil rights, Br Marther Luther King Jr’s assassination was more like a rupture. It was like breaking of dreams and hopes for the African civil right activists. As the King was very active in his movement against social inequality and injustice, so his assassination was a setback for the poor Africans who were living in the highly American unjust society. After the assassination of the King, the Africans were neglected in every field. The King was struggling for everything for the Africans who were being ignored; he took part in marches related to jobs and other equal opportunities for African Americans. If the king was not killed, then the situation would be quite different. There would be equal job opportunities for everyone including the African Americans who were struggling for their basic needs, and also they would be treated better.
The consequence of King's assassination was a major setback for the African civil rights. The people felt devastated and left out, they were diverted from their goals towards a much better and respectable society, and they were not focused anymore. There was no one to lead them toward social equality so in general, it was quite devastating for all of them. Although by the time Dr. Luther was assassinated his popularity was not intense as compared to his earlier days, but the grief that fell on the African community after his assassination was quite intense. There was no one at that time to lead them towards their goals they lost the track and were directionless. If King Luther would be alive, then the situation would be quite different. Most of the goals of the African people would be achieved if he wasn't killed, so his suicide put them in a miserable situation.
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