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In the months before his assassination, Martin Luther King became increasingly concerned with the problem of economic inequality in America. He organized a Poor People's Campaign to focus on the issue, including an interracial poor people's march on Washington, and in March 1968 traveled to Memphis in support of poorly treated African-American sanitation workers. On March 28, a workers' protest march led by King ended in violence and the death of an African-American teenager. King left the city but vowed to return in early April to lead another demonstration.
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7 comments:
I wish he was around now to put some of these idiots in ck.
i admired him. i also wish he were still living to show the proper example of "race relations".
we certainly don't look up to the likes of obama, jackson, sharpton, and many other ignorant blacks that love to use the race card at every opportunity.
those of us who are past all that and immediately recognize the "lie" for what it is, are really weary of hearing their ugly, deceptive words.
I know where I was when it happened.
Inspirational man to people of all colors.
He was a great man that respected God (not Allah).
Another day that will live in infamy.
His message was true, heartfelt and worthy. Yes.
But keep in mind, personally he did not live up to standards. This is indicative of the lower class level immorality and lifestyle that is prevalent in the Democratic community as a whole.
They are not moral, wholesome minded people. Of course they will masquerade and tell you they are at church on Sunday but reality is anything goes with them. Kinda like Caligula. We all know how that ended.
@ 8:55
God and Allah are literally the same thing. Muslims believe in the exact same God Christians do.
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