What were martin luther king's beliefs?

Martin Luther King believed in equality among the white and black communities in America. He organized non-violent protests because he believed that it was never right to use violence. King became involved in his first major civil rights campaign in Montgomery, Alabama, where buses were racially segregated.

Martin Luther was a Christian and he believed that God created black and white people equally. Because of his strong Christian beliefs he worked tirelessly towards equality by organising non-violent protests.

Martin Luther King Jr. was conservative in nature and his main belief was that God made black and white people all equally. His other major beliefs were that a man who won't die for something is not fit to live and riot is the language of the unheard. Martin Luther King Jr was a black Christian who is widely recognised for his famous speech, I Have a Dream.