What was Dr. King like when he was just a boy? His sister, Christine, shares stories of growing up with her little brother, M.L., way before he became the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Christine shares stories of growing up in a two-story house on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia. She shares tales of their childhood in their home they shared with her grandparents and aunt. She shows that Martin Luther King, Jr. was once a little boy.
She also shares when that fateful day came with the white kids in the neighborhood were no longer able to play with her brothers. She shares how important it is to have great parents who explain things in a manner that young children can understand. Especially that very important day Martin tells his mother that he will turn the world upside down!
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