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[[File:190121-donald-trump-mike-pence-mlk-cs-1138a d407131d077554bb06ee195584cc786a.fit-2000w.jpg|350px|right|thumb|[[President Donald J. Trump]] laying a wreath at the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Monument on the mall in Washington D.C. on the Martin Luther King National Holiday. Trump, like Dr. King, was the victim of illegal [[FBI]] spying and harassment by [[Democrat]] administrations.]]

[[File:190121-donald-trump-mike-pence-mlk-cs-1138a d407131d077554bb06ee195584cc786a.fit-2000w.jpg|350px|right|thumb|[[President Donald J. Trump]] laying a wreath at the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Monument on the mall in Washington D.C. on the Martin Luther King National Holiday. Trump, like Dr. King, was the victim of illegal [[FBI]] spying and harassment by [[Democrat]] administrations.]]

Reverend '''Martin Luther King, Jr'''., Ph.D. (1929–1968) was by far the most important [[black people|black]] leader of the 1960s. He was an advocate of [[civil rights]] in [[America]], who was [[assassination|assassinated]] in 1968. King was the son of a [[Baptist]] minister and became a Baptist minister himself.<ref>King became the pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]].</ref>

Reverend '''Martin Luther King, Jr'''., Ph.D. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was by far the most important [[black people|black]] leader of the 1960s. He was an advocate of [[civil rights]] in [[America]], who was [[assassination|assassinated]] in 1968. King was the son of a [[Baptist]] minister and became a Baptist minister himself.<ref>King became the pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]].</ref>

King had a personal friendship with then-Vice President [[Richard Nixon]] which helped propel King into a prominent role in the civil rights movement and the national spotlight.

King had a personal friendship with then-Vice President [[Richard Nixon]] which helped propel King into a prominent role in the civil rights movement and the national spotlight.