[Tell It Right]

I have little regard for MLK’s moral code: he wasn’t a saint by a long-shot...

In recent years I've questioned how much we really know about the bad things concerning MLK. If info like MLK cheating on his wife came from the FBI, should we trust it any more than the info the FBI tried to frame Trump with?

[RummyChick]

Grok brings that point up when asking about MLK, Jr.

If you live another two years you will get to hear the audio files. Suppose to be unsealed in 2027

I guess we will see if MLK,Jr was present during a rape

https://theconversation.com/im-an-mlk-scholar-and-ill-never-be-able-to-view-king-in-the-same-light-118015

““Without question [the agents] had both the microphone-transmitted tape-recording and a subsequent full transcript at hand while they were annotating their existing typescript; in 1977 Justice Department investigators would publicly attest to how their own review of both the tapes and the transcripts showed them to be genuine and accurate. Throughout the 1960s, when no precedent for the public release of FBI documents existed or was even anticipated, [the agents] could not have imagined [their] jottings would ever see the light of day.””

[MtnClimber]

That is a good point.