Which statement is Martin Luther King, Jr., most unlikely to have agreed with?

When trying a person, a jury should consider the actions of the person's family and

friends

A person's values are more important than his physical traits when considering that

person for a job

When deciding whether or not a person should pass a college course, one should look

closely at his or her grades

If two people of the same race apply for a job, one should look at how honest and

hardworking each is.

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24 February, 20:29

Which statement is Martin Luther King, Jr., most unlikely to have agreed with?

When trying a person, a jury should consider the actions of the person's family and

friends

A person's values are more important than his physical traits when considering that

person for a job

When deciding whether or not a person should pass a college course, one should look

closely at his or her grades

If two people of the same race apply for a job, one should look at how honest and

hardworking each is.

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German Walter · Answer 1

A. When trying a person, a jury should consider the actions of the person's family and friends.

Explanation:

Mr. Luther King was an activist for human rights and racial equality. He believed that no one should be treated unfairly.

He would most likely disagree with A.

Explanation: The actions of a single person is defined with themselves, not where they came from, who their parents are, or what their friends do. Martin Luther King Jr. believed that only moral and personal traits should be judge not physical. This would also include background and relations.