Profiles the life of the Baptist minister who led the movement to give African Americans civil rights through nonviolent protests, including sit-ins, voter registration drives, and a march on Washington, D.C.

April 3, 1968 -- A mom's message -- "I'm going to be pastor of a church" -- Preaching in Montgomery -- Becoming a national leader -- King and Kennedy -- "I have a dream today!" -- Demanding the ballot -- Marching on -- April 4, 1968.