[Perseverando]

Time for another great American history lesson from American Minute.

[Gay State Conservative]

“Not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character”. Those words earn MLK Jr the respect of all decent,thinking Americans.And what little I know about Booker T Washington suggests to me that he would entirely agree with those words.

[Trumpet 1]

There are lots of white and black kids on high school football teams playing together for the love of playing football 🏈.

[SkyDancer]

There’s that great story of this white autistic boy having a meltdown and is being touched by this black child.https://thegrio.com/2019/08/28/little-boy-warms-hearts-when-he-comforts-autistic-boy-crying-on-first-day-of-school/

[mrsmith]

Those of us who can remeenber, remember that the negro protesters of that day wanted the chance to live like “White people”.

They already knew how it was to be treated ‘special’.

[M-cubed]

Time for another great American history lesson <<

Speaking of history...Wasn't it Lyndon B Johnson that said...

I don't know if signing this bill is right.....But I can promise you I'll have those N*ggers voting Democrat for the next 100 yrs...

Do your own DD as to the statement and the voting results for the elections since then..

(this is a question...Not a staetment)

[KitJ]

[ConservaTeen]

M. L. King was homophobic! He never said anything about little Transkids...😀

[rdcbn]

Martin Luther King was not the only black leader of the 1960s

We also had Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael and the Black Panther Party For Self Defense who had a slightly different philosophy and mission statement of revolution and black power.

Not that many in today’s black community care much about Martin Luther King or his philosophy - Malcolm X is their guy and Black Power is their philosophy