King archives reveal him with the couple - Carl and Ann Branden - Communist Party activists and ring-leaders in the SCEF out of Louisville, KY. Carl was convicted of criminal sedition in 1954, sentenced to 15 years in prison. These charming comrades purchased a home for blacks in a white neighborhood to incite racial violence and then blew it up garner sympathy and raise money. Not so peaceful, these friends of King.
King archives picture him seated at a Communist training school surrounded by his Communist comrades: Sept. 2, 1957 - King attending the Highlander Folk School which the Communist Party operated at Monteagle, Tennessee.
Here are his fellow comrades identified sitting beside him: Abner Berry, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and writer for the “Daily Worker,:. Aubrey Williams, Communist Party agent and president of the Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF) a red front organizing blacks in Southern states. No. 4, Miles Horton, head of the Highlander Folk School King was listed on the schools’ letterhead as a “sponsor.”
The Highlander school was financed by the Julius Rosenwald Fund. At one time Rosenwald headed Sears Roebuck Co. He spent $22 million financing civil rights groups. His daughter Edith Stern continued to give money to the SCEF and Highlander Folk School after her father’s death. Her husband, Alfred Stern of New Orleans, fled to Russia just before he was to be arrested on spying for the Soviet Union and subversive anti-American activities.
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You still haven’t addressed this essay he wrote which outright denounced communism and any chance of it infiltrating Christianity among his parish, which is tactical and strategic suicide for communist agitators: http://teachingamericanhistory.org/library/document/can-a-christian-be-a-communist/ Until you actually address that essay, and explain how the author can be a communist and still write it, and in a satisfactory and convincing manner, do not repeat those statements.
For that matter, you still haven’t addressed Martin Luther King’s personal friendship with anti-Communist warrior Richard Nixon, which is also another conflicting evidence against his being a communist. Or even his support of second amendment rights of being pro-life (Communists support widescale abortions, and they certainly don’t support a citizen’s right to bear arms).