“I Have a Dream” is a speech delivered by Martin Luther King, Jr on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC on August 28, 1963. Here he speaks about his dream of seeing America as a developed country. He wants his country free from the racial distinction between the whites and the black. The speech brings a great change in the country.

King himself establishes as one of the greatest orators of the world. In his speech, he requests his audience to maintain peace and conduct their movement with dignity. He reminds the authority of his promises that were made one hundred years ago. He parents the poor and bad condition of the negro slaves. They live in slums and ghettos. They are deprived of their right to vote.

They are cruelly treated by the police. They have lost all hopes of life. He demands that they must be now provided with their right if America wants to be a great nation. Lastly, he says that there will be freedom and justice everywhere. Incoming generations will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the context of their character. There is hope for the transformed situation where all black people will be able to join hands with all the white people and walk.