The Early Journey of Martin Luther King Sr.

This chapter explores the formative years of Michael King, who would become Martin Luther King Sr., highlighting his experiences in Atlanta and his early integration into church life. It examines his evolving activism within the black church, the influences of key historical figures, and the significant name change that reflected his aspirations. The narrative connects his personal journey to the broader landscape of civil rights and political shifts during the 1930s and 1960s.