Civil Rights activist and leader of Montgomery’s Bus boycott, Martin Luther King, Jr. was arrested and held in a Birmingham, AL jail. While in jail, he wrote a letter to his fellow clergy men who opposed the peaceful work he was doing. The Letter from Birmingham Jail is Martin Luther King, Jr.’s response to these criticisms.
Born to be a Car Thief
As Morris stepped on the gas pedal, the sleek, beautiful Ferrari leaped into the night. He had done this many times before but never lost his enthusiasm for the way exotic sports cars accelerated so effortlessly...
