If I were to have a dinner party and only invite four people, living or dead, I would invite Princess Diana, Mother Theresa, Gandhi, and Martin Luther King jr. (mostly known as Superman). The reason that I chose the following people is because they all had major goals and obstacles in life that wasn't for them only, but for everyone. Princess Diana represents powerful women of prestige from all around the world. Mother Theresa was the founder of the Missionaries of Charity, which is dedicated to caring for the poor and the dying of all religions. Both were world famous figures well known by the media. Both had received praise for their charitable efforts. Both were strong, powerful women able to influence large segments of the population with their statements and actions. The main topic of my conversation between Mother Theresa and Princess Diana would be about how both women gave their all to help in their own unique ways.
             I have also invited Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi, two men who are committed to non-violence. Martin Luther King Jr. remained committed to non-violence throughout his life to allow equal rights for all races. Mahatma Gandhi saved and freed 350,000,000 Indian citizens from the iron fist of Great Britain. Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King were both influential civil rights leaders during the 20th century. Both of their career choices and their positions influenced individual rights movements in their countries. Both men influenced the government and laws of their countries. Both men held movements and events that led to bring about change in their countries. Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi had specific events in their lives that influenced their involvement in the pursuit of equal rights for their people. My conversation with Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi would be mainly about what struggles and obstacles did they endure on the way to completing their goals. The main conversa
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