Why does the author feel that whites owe King the greatest debt?
The author feels that whites owe King the greatest debt because he opened their minds to a non-racist world. Without King the Civil rights movement may have taken longer, or may have not been settled to this day. The author thinks that Martin Luther King saved us from an idealistic world at that time in our minds, but that should never have been there.
Was King "the right man at the right time"?
King was the right man at the right time because without him the Civil Rights movement would not have been as important as it is today. He showed America the cruelty to African Americans without violence, and made history because of it,
Would King be upset with the current use of his most often quoted line? Why or why not?
I dont believe that King would be upset with the use of his "i have a dream" speach. The words that he said were ment for everyone to hear. They showed the world what he ment, and he wanted people to know this and share it.
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