IIL.Additional information about the author President Lincoln's the Emancipation Proclamation delivered during the Civil War declared the end of slavery,but the racial discrimination and segregation still exited,which was at rampant during the 1950s and 1960s in USA.Black children were not allowed to attend the same schools with the whites,black riders should let white riders take seat if it was needed.The unequal treatment aroused the blacks'indignation,they rose to appeal for civil rights. King,a brave fighter for the blacks in the USA,served as leader of the civil rights movement for the black Americans.His energetic personality and persuasive oratory helped unite many blacks in a search for peaceful solution to racial oppression and discrimination.He believed in the nonviolent protest as a means to achieve recognition and rights for all black Americans.Although King's views were challenged by blacks who had lost faith in nonviolence,his belief in the power of nonviolent protest remained strong.Militant black leaders began to attack his appeal for nonviolence,they accused him of being influenced too much by the whites On the night of April 4.1968 Dr.King was shot dead by an assassin as he stood on the balcony outside the motel room where he had stayed.When the funeral was held in the chapel at Spellman College,moumers lined up to pay their last respect to the Rev.Martin Luther King Jr. People often say that behind every successful man,stands a great woman.It is also the case with King.his wife Coretta Scott King was side by side with him when King fought for the recognition and civil rights for all black Americans and appealed for nonviolence,and after King's death,Coretta Scott King carried out his legacy by continuing his hard struggle for civil rights.She created the Martin Luther King Jr.Center for Nonviolent Social Change(马丁·路德·金非暴力社会变 )in Atlanta,King's native place,and she fought for 15 years to have him honored with a national holiday.She also devoted much of her life to children IV Teaching points Part I (paras.1-2)serving as a link to the theme of the speech-"Where do we go from here?"by showing some figures and facts. Para.1 1.recognize:see clearly though,perhaps unwillingly:e.g.We must recognize that the embarrassing situation our team is faced with.III. Additional information about the author President Lincoln’s the Emancipation Proclamation delivered during the Civil War declared the end of slavery, but the racial discrimination and segregation still exited, which was at rampant during the 1950s and 1960s in USA. Black children were not allowed to attend the same schools with the whites, black riders should let white riders take seat if it was needed. The unequal treatment aroused the blacks’ indignation, they rose to appeal for civil rights. King, a brave fighter for the blacks in the USA, served as leader of the civil rights movement for the black Americans. His energetic personality and persuasive oratory helped unite many blacks in a search for peaceful solution to racial oppression and discrimination. He believed in the nonviolent protest as a means to achieve recognition and rights for all black Americans. Although King’s views were challenged by blacks who had lost faith in nonviolence, his belief in the power of nonviolent protest remained strong. Militant black leaders began to attack his appeal for nonviolence, they accused him of being influenced too much by the whites. On the night of April 4, 1968 Dr. King was shot dead by an assassin as he stood on the balcony outside the motel room where he had stayed. When the funeral was held in the chapel at Spellman College, mourners lined up to pay their last respect to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. People often say that behind every successful man, stands a great woman. It is also the case with King, his wife Coretta Scott King was side by side with him when King fought for the recognition and civil rights for all black Americans and appealed for nonviolence, and after King’s death, Coretta Scott King carried out his legacy by continuing his hard struggle for civil rights. She created the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change (马丁·路德·金非暴力社会变 革中心) in Atlanta, King’s native place, and she fought for 15 years to have him honored with a national holiday. She also devoted much of her life to children. IV Teaching points Part 1 (paras. 1—2 ) serving as a link to the theme of the speech -“Where do we go from here?” by showing some figures and facts. Para.1 1. recognize: see clearly though, perhaps unwillingly:认清 e.g. We must recognize that the embarrassing situation our team is faced with