“Stand up for what you believe in, even if it means you're standing alone.” (the daily quotes). People how do the right thing have to fight against haters, these people are called activists. Most of the people on earth blend in with the society and watch activists do work for them on TV or the newspaper. one reason so many people are bystanders is because activists face many haters. This can make them feel like it's them against the world. There are people who fight for peace or equality just like Malala, yitzhak rabin, and martin luther king jr. Malala is just one teenage girl with the extraordinary power of speech fighting against a group of religious men called the Taliban who fight with a very different power-- called violence. Malala was born in Pakistan, a place where being born as a woman is like a curse. “I felt like we were kept in prison.” (malala) Women were not allowed to go to school because of the Taliban, and in some places …show more content…
he had very few people helping him on his path to success. Martin Luther king lived in Atlanta Georgia, at the time racism was at its high point in the U.S.A. They would separate dark skinned people and light skin people from buses, schools, and jobs. Martin luther king jr. had to face that struggle since his birth. However, he did not let the discourse of his skin color stop him. He went on stage and made a speech about equal rights. “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.” That day he became famous for this starter sentence: “I have a dream.” his speech made many white people realize that skin color does not matter. However, his ending wasn't so smooth. He got assassinated on stage. He made such a big change despite his sad ending. His death is a reason for people to be bystanders because the do not want to end up assassinated like