Martin Luther King Jr. is most likely to get in trouble during the civil rights movement era because he was fighting against racial segregation, discrimination, and social injustice. His activism and leadership in advocating for equal rights for African Americans challenged the status quo and faced opposition from those who wished to maintain the discriminatory practices of the time. This led to his arrest and imprisonment on various occasions as he organized nonviolent protests and demonstrations to bring attention to the unjust treatment of African Americans.
