1. The Dream that Martin Luther King, Jr
The Dream that Martin Luther King, Jr. had transcends time and the boundaries of race. His Dream stresses the importance of equality for all.
Construct a dream that would transcend time and race just as Martin Luther King Jr.’s does.
Your response should be a minimum of ten sentences and detail how you see your dream laid out and coming to fruition. Draw from examples in MLK Jr.’s speech and keep in mind the different points in history he alludes to within his speech.
Tip: What you may want to do first? Define a social issue and make a list of five current social issues that are important to you, ones you are passionate about. Drawing upon your list of social issues, choose one that speaks to you the most and use it as the basis/foundation for your dream.

2. Possible Social Issues:
Police Brutality
Cyber Bullying
Immigration
Gun Rights
Abortion
Gender Equality
Environmental Protection
Education
Affordable Care Act
Affirmative Action
Airport Security
Capital Punishment
Prayer in School
Texting While Driving
Violence in Media