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because when there is a problem in a country the people want the government to fix it and if the government doesn't the people will change the government.
Martin Luther King Jr. was a champion of non-violence in tackling discrimination, racism, segregation, and racial oppression in the United States in the middle of the 20th century. Martin Luther King Jr. supported the use methods of non-violence such as popular protests, sit-ins, speeches, petitions, and strikes in order to promote greater recognition and understanding of the injustices incurred by African Americans in the United States at this time.
In many ways yes, because now its a celebration and schools out so there is no excuse for someone not to go vote.