Lesson Plan: Love and Faith

Drawing of SNCC Activists singing; two black men next to each other, the one on the left clapping, the one on the right holding his right fist up towards the sky.

SNCC activists singing in protest.

Drawing by Evan Bissell based on photograph by Danny Lyon.

King often spoke of the inherent role of love and faith within the movement for justice. Why did King believe love was at the center of the struggle for justice?

Grades: 6-8, 9-12

Subject: Art, English Language, U.S. History

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Lesson Plan: Love and Faith

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