Immortality is denied to some, while granted to comrades who stood by and fought with Dr. King. The evolution of the church's role in society from being a recorder of popular opinions to a transformative force is highlighted. Dr. King's education, marked by early struggles and the impact of experiencing racism in the North, challenges society's expectations of brilliance and success at a young age. The pressure on children to excel early overlooks the potential for greatness to bloom later in life, as exemplified by Dr. King's journey.