Martin Luther King - The Fight for Civil Rights Documentary

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[@cv507]

nö lutthörr ?? the man who split christiännitti büye meatink a klöuD ^??^ - weaksauceR yängze >>??

[@arlenemcelwee5297]

Martin Luther King was sent by the heavenly father there's no one else like Martin Luther King he has done a lot for the American people

[@likewhatyouwant2like]

His last speech always makes me cry😢. " I've been to the mountaintop. And I don't mind. Like anybody, I would like to live - a long life; longevity has its place. But I'm not concerned about that now. I just want to do God's will. And He's allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I've looked over. And I've seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land." Reminds me of Moses leading his people and knowing that his job is done. ". So I'm happy, tonight. I'm not worried about anything. I'm not fearing any man. 🎼Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord" American Icon /Legend.

[@techk5715]

😭

[@likewhatyouwant2like]

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[@julianmasimba1099]

Now in 2021… he was a man like no other

[@likewhatyouwant2like]

@@julianmasimba1099 Amen , more than ever 🙏📿

[@taytay7121]

Even though Martin Luther King was shot and killed his legacy will live on forever thank you so much Martin Luther King

[@Mikemonoa-hz2rz]

"If i cannot do great things, i can do small things in a great way". -martin luther king jr. Rip MLK 🙏 😢

[@rachelellebaker]

It’s sad how when I was younger I always thought this happened so much longer ago than it actually did. If MLK was alive today, he would be younger than my great-grandmother, and she’s still alive.

[@loriboufford6342]

I felt the same exact way when I learned about this in highschool... 1978. I was horrified. I grew up in Michigan and so I didn't experience, in my world, the segregation that still LIVED

[@keroyjshaw6019]

One of the greatest black man of all time. I enjoy every minute of the documentary.

[@charlezeclarke]

He was a man of God trying to do the right thing for his people, he was leading us down the path of equality and fought for our voices to be heard. Dr. King you will forever live on❤️❤️

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@corndog756]

@@ilihender5196 I look up to MLK, so this is very hard for me to hear or believe. But I will keep an open mind and won't jump straight to conclusions because what you are saying might be true. May I please have the sources you got this information from?

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 So, you continue your lies and bs.

[@deloreswillis9224]

❤ MLK ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tiredox3788]

@@corndog756 Well, it's the FBI. They are known to lie and make up information.

[@yourmother2739]

All the activists that fought for justice through time are heroes.

[@jaribuuri2711]

LIKE JERZY POPIELUSZKO IN POLAND , MURDERED 1984 !!!

[@rafaelespinoza6530]

🎉😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@VisibleTimes]

Wonder how would they view the current situation

[@alexanderdoddy7590]

Strange to think that this wasn't that long ago...

[@rachelellebaker]

Right!! He’s younger than my great-grandmother and she’s still alive today

[@ethanramos4441]

“We must learn to live together as brothers or we will perish together as fools” Martin Luther King Jr

[@3094usmc]

Yet we are still trying to understand that we are all brothers.

[@michaeltrejo3148]

He serves as an example to all Americans. Live in service to God and country. Thankyou Lord for Martin Luther King.

[@julianmasimba1099]

For me he was the man of the 20th century… his name and deeds seem to outlast those of great presidents. The part , though not captured, that have me in awe was his opposition to the Vietnam war on moral grounds. He stood even when standing a lone… called unpatriotic and unamerican and abandoned by even some of his closest friends. Indeed a stalwart man of God and the conscience of a nation

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 He had faults, one was his belief in non violence when people deserve to protect themselves from scum like the proud boys. He was a good person and humanitarian also. The rest of your comment is total white supremacist bs.

[@ilihender5196]

@@yourmother2739 did you read the post? Why are you bringing race up? I was pointing out facts, none having to do with race. Be better then that, there is no need to attact anyone for simply doing more research then what basic mainstream teaching.

[@AnthonyCatella]

I too was disappointed about the Vietnam issue unexplored. It was on April 4, 1967 at the Riverside church in New York City where Rev Dr King first publically spoke against the war. One year later to the day, he was assasinated in Memphis, TN. April 4, 1968. The speech RFK delivered in Indianapolis, IN was correctly sited however the picture of him speaking to the crowd with a bullhorn is not of him delivering the speech cited. Just an observation, very well done presentation.

[@HybridSoldier777]

Outlasts the presidents? The founding fathers who founded a country and fought a war against the most powerful army at the time? Comparing them to a communist and his sob stories.

[@ericbaker9688]

It's nice that he gets the recognition even today by many! Back then majority wanted his guts on a silver platter. Especially in the South!

[@deloreswillis9224]

Very true!!!

[@ceciliaagbokou4462]

Thank you Lord for your guidance and prayers. I pray for all the wisdom and guidance 🙏

[@deloreswillis9224]

Amen hallelujah

[@chrismorton2633]

The conscience of a generation, no truer words have been spoken. I'm grateful we are not where we used to be as a Nation, but we still have work to do. Thank you Dr. King!

[@gabe1ist]

The definition of a true american. It's sad how his message has been lost.

[@deloreswillis9224]

Soooooooooooo sadddddddddddddd

[@SlabRider9200]

That’s not American check out American history pure evil

[@jamsandwich868]

I was watching a special today on Martin Luther King, and then I seen Nick Cannon the biggest piece of trash in the world, speaking on kings behalf, which is sick in its own

[@VisibleTimes]

Wonder what he would think if he were still alive

[@waynenoel1923]

to sacrifice your own life for others, there is nothing greater, thank you Dr. MLK.

[@deloreswillis9224]

Amen 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@VisibleTimes]

Well I appreciate the sacrifices of Dr. King and other civil rights and human rights activists. But I also still believe in Jesus Christ.

[@kodwobenyi9615]

God bless his memory. A great man in his generation who has bequeathed us many values

[@dark_lord_0169]

I would like to see a documenty on Malcom X.

[@yourmother2739]

Yes!

[@santinotupou9127]

MLK work never be forgotten he will be forever be miss

[@Sofia-xc2ng]

I came here to learn about him for an exam, but now I want to learn about him even if it’s not for an exam

[@keianabarrett164]

OK

[@loriboufford6342]

Please, do yourself a favor and not use this video to learn about the movement and MLK involvement. He was so much more than this video and the movement was huge compared to what they talk about.

[@ilihender5196]

Dig deeper and you will be discussed finding out who he really was, what kind of person, how many women he had relationship with, how her cheated in school - Jack Booser was the one who wrote it and King copied it 3 years late.... and Dr. should be removed, who he was trained by...

[@SagesseNoir]

If you can, get a hold of a volume called A TESTAMENT OF HOPE. A collection of his speech and writings. I think his most important books were STRIDE TOWARD FREEDOM, WHY WE CAN'T WAIT & WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE: CHAOS OR COMMUNITY.

[@angellipsbyannhaskin8623]

Martin Luther King was truly a hero! God was with him every step of the way even up till his death, then the angels carried his soul to heaven. He loved the Lord and loved his neighbors no matter the color of their skin. God used him to set the black people free! He is my hero!!!

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 Seriously your slander needs to end. You are a total liar.

[@psychesoap]

@@ilihender5196 Glow harder.

[@deloreswillis9224]

Okay

[@rachelswain2933]

"Martin was a very very great man of all of his work" (my 8yr old son ..Joseph) May we never forget his contributions to Humanity and his peaceful example as we strive to move forward with faith in his dream and make it our own.

[@deloreswillis9224]

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@rangarajanrao1994]

Mr.Alexander Doddy, your self narrated Dr.Martin Luther King in a lucid style. My glowing tributes to the great leader of this 20th century.

[@WildflowersCreations]

So glad to find your channel, great documentary, very glad to be able to share this my son so he can learn about MLK's full story.

[@bh9225]

Great man! We so need him now!

[@deloreswillis9224]

Yesss we definitely NEED him NOW

[@cathycollazo9322]

RIP Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 💕💕💕💋💋 you made it good for everyone. You are a genius.😇

[@jacey1963]

He was a truly great man.

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@markreneau1399]

Who cares about his private life behind closed doors!! We praise what he did in his public life, bringing people of all races, colors,sexual orientation, religions, creed & backgrounds together as one. Can you imagine life in 2023 with Jim Crow laws in the southern states still? Someone had to change the status quo in the U.S & he was the person who stepped up to the plate along with alot of others to change life for many generations later. I was born in 1971in N.Y.C. I can't see life the way it was a decade before my birth. Segregated schools, riding in the back of the bus, separated bathrooms & water fountains, Segregated eating establishments such as Woolworth, Not being able to vote for elected officials, & the list goes on. Who cares about his flings with different women! That sh*t happens every day by both sexes. The United States admits they used tactics against King, Malcolm X, Black Panthers called Cointellpro cause they were afraid of change. The way I see it, it's no different than Germany & the Nazi movement killing people of Jewish descent. One race group on a power trip against another for what. The United States joined World War 2 partially to stop Nazism while doing the same type of sh*t in their own country against African Americans citizens. Segregation in their own military to fight for their own country where they were treated as second class citizens all because their pigment is darker than theirs. This sh*t had to stop somehow & King was that man. That's why he's celebrated like he is. Every city has a school, Street or park named for him, even his birthday is a National holiday in every state now. I remember before it was a holiday, African Americans in New York City in that late 70's & early 80's would call it "Black solidarity Day" & kids would cut school. Some parents would let their kids stay home on MLK birthday. Acknowledge the Man & the sacrifices he & his comrades did so everyone was equal & not separate but equal (Which was B.S in southern states). Honor the Man, don't tear him down...

[@wilburcolemanjr]

One of the most moving speeches I have ever heard!

[@deloreswillis9224]

ME. 2😢😢😢😢❤❤

[@alicewilliams8566]

I Love this MAN, I still cry when I see him and the speech is Burn in my ❤️ I Love the fight of being a strong BLACK American, Being BLACK is Strong they Fear us because we are the STRONGEST we don't back down from a GOD Bless us and Love you MLK Jt

[@shermanepressley8758]

An outstanding account of the journey that Dr. King had.

[@brokenkali822]

We love you Dr. King! & still celebrate your great contributions to humanity every year 🎉

[@headwingsentinel8320]

"Like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place. But I'm not concerned about that now! I just want to do God's will! And He's allowed me to go to the mountain. And I've looked over, and I've seen the promised land! I may not get there with you, but I want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land!" Through his embodiment and his incarnation of these words, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. exemplified the ideal of unselfishness---the ideal of living one's life for the sake of others before one's own sake. What would happen if we had, available today, one hundred more just like him?

[@greendragonspirit1646]

It's people like this that make the world a better place.😊

[@robertshepherd8543]

Yes. You declare that Dr. King was the conscience of a generation. More than that, he was the Conscience of a Century -- or more. Dr. King's sermons and philosophy ought to be taught as part and parcel of Patriotic education, and Character education, in America's schools. MORAL EDUCATION is important now more than ever. America has not had a greater moral voice than Martin Luther King, Jr. He was a giant, calling us back to God, but not in mere words, or superficial piety -- but in actions and truth and genuine brotherhood and healing.

[@yourmother2739]

Fascist playbook. Confuse and lie is what you are doing deliberately.

[@yourmother2739]

My comment above is for is for @ilihender5196.

[@delanoarts3703]

Excellent documentary it give me so much more insight on what was truly happening thanks

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@ronniescales188]

Real Talk.... Great video !!! However, I noticed one small error/oversight. He went to Booker T. Washington High School, which is still open today. (The video mentioned Booker T. High School)

[@tanyachavis2578]

Thank you for this channel! Unbelievable how people have to be convinced how fragile our Democracy is today when Dr. Rev. King and many others shed their blood and were martyred for the very rights we’re having to fight again for today. Sounds harsh, but compared to them? I think we’re a jaded, lazy, ungrateful society today. It’s sad. Most people complain today, rather than fight.

[@motivationforyoouu]

One of the greates leaders of all time. I enjoyed exploring his life story and how he dedicated his whole life to the sake of people, simple people who are just different in color. I personally admire him because of his faith. I am fascinated how he could both be a great Christian pastor and man of God and also guide thousands of people. His leadership style is what stood out to me. The vision and slogan that he created were so strong that they are still prevalent today. He used every opportunity to make his voice louder, even in prison. His famous speech "I Have a Dream" is an excellent representation of his strong public speaking abilities and persuasiveness. What drove that many people to protest was his own passion for the matter, and the primary condition was that protests shouldn't carry any aggression. I believe this gave benignity to the whole situation.

[@naahrampentertainment1815]

It's so very hard for me to say this. But the more I think about this issue's Surrounds the assassination of Martin Luther king jr. It one of the most Saddest moment in the history of USA. Even though most of us had some kind Of feelings of something bad might happen to Him. All we could do. Was to hope and pray That he would live to see the works that he He has done. Killing king didn't stop him . Because some people will go as far as to say They made him more powerful. Feeling

[@daya820]

Excellent video on MLK

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@BruceMacDonald-vc3bx]

I DAY OUT OF 365 DAYS IT WILL MAKE MARTIN SMILE IN HEAVEN

[@AkiraSig]

All we need is to remember martin Luther king Jr cause he is an awesome president of USA. "We" just need to celebrate martin Luther king Jr day cause it's an important day for him....

[@braveheart5833]

i'a brave heart and i say thank you so much for this

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 Shame on you to say such lies. Fascist.

[@brentonhorton6845]

Well placed 👏

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 Stuck in your lies.

[@adrianmoore8316]

I believe that Dr. King would continue fighting against the injustice against minorities.

[@TebogoMojela]

Perhaps I was not listening attentively, but a crucial death was omitted, that of Emmett Till. Till's Death sparked an upsurge of activism and resistance, pushing those on the sidelines directly into the fight. Till's death prompted King to take on the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

[@alanaspinall7147]

A good man🤗, to bad there are not more like him❤

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@1Peace]

@@ilihender5196 Thank you. My mother was born in 1950 Arkansas. The Jim Crowe south. She told me that integration destroyed the Black community. It took me a while to understand what she meant, because Black people are brainwashed into believing Michael King Jr. was our hero. If you do not mind, I would like more of this information that you possess. What is a good source of information? Thank you.

[@ilihender5196]

@@1Peace I wish I could help you, but my biggest source is in CZ language. If you dig deeper, you will find out. Even Rosa Parks arrest was not a coincidental incident

[@1Peace]

@@ilihender5196 Ok. Thank you. I will just do my own research. Yes, I know that the whole Rosa Parks scenario was all staged, just like the rest of the so called Civil Rights Movement's actions.

[@ilihender5196]

@@1Peace i have to tell you, you are the first person, ever, not attacking me for my post, but instead looking into it more. I am very thankful for you.

[@katherinecollins4685]

A true legend

[@thomashampton6801]

Another Great video

[@12345adambomb]

How do you know that? the videos only been out for 7 min and it's an hour long.

[@PeopleProfiles]

He edited it.......

[@12345adambomb]

@@PeopleProfiles lol I feel dumb now.

[@thomashampton6801]

don't feel dumb! it's understandable I was just quick to comment! always ready on the comments for videos I've edited!

[@12345adambomb]

@@thomashampton6801 lol thanks Tom. Good work on the video btw!

[@grimreaperfearsmesostopthe4955]

HEY!!! I'm from Boston Mass

[@alimirtaleb3733]

you know, you shouldn't juat keep talking about the same thing again and again but except of this it was amazing and this describes his life amazingly

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@antoinetownsend1772]

Rip Dr Martin Luther King Jr

[@anchoredwarrior837]

A great man of faith, strength, courage and hope. 🎚️🙏🏾💪🏾⚓

[@StephenLuke]

RIP Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968)

[@ronmcfarlandUnika]

I was in high school when President Kennedy was shot and in early university when Dr. Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy were shot. I remember those days very painfully. Nonviolent methods of descent still have to be refined. We are getting there, although there has been a set-back in the current environment. Hopefully, in 2021 respect for differences and nonviolence will strengthen.

[@SOULRELIEF22]

I was in the high school cafeteria when news of President Kennedy came over the loud speaker. My friend and I walked home silently, with our noses toward the ground. We loved him. I had already married when Dr King was killed. MUCH happened in the space of a few years! We were deeply touched by John Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy's lives, perhaps the way people had been touched by President Roosevelt. 💓

[@ronmcfarlandUnika]

@@SOULRELIEF22 Yes, that was a very sad time. With the Vietnam War at its peak, that period was one of the most stressful times of my life. From around 1972 and after, I finally was able to find a sense of direction.

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@ronmcfarlandUnika]

@@ilihender5196 I'm not sure how what you have written can bring people together, provide mutual understanding and promoted nonviolence.

[@ronmcfarlandUnika]

I don't know either. That is our challenge.

[@daimyo_Ikigai]

Hey could you do a video on the king of Hungary Ladislaus the 1st he was actually the one who inspired sire Lancealot and was a later canonized as a Saint. Or could you do one on Saint Stephen the Great of Hungary the first king of Hungary and the one that brought Christianity to his country.

[@ginasmith5464]

Peaceful protest , what ppl don’t understand is that they don’t care about your protesting there pockets are more important . Boycott and the power of numbers . This don’t happen anymore

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@SagesseNoir]

Remember that even in the 1960s protests often included boycotts. But the protests are more easily televised

[@yourmother2739]

Labor movement must rise up and get stronger.

[@PremKumar-vc3ws]

His life is like Bible, always to read, remember and revisit the history.

[@blueberrymuffin1348]

Correction: Segregation existed everywhere throughout the US. Older Black Americans will recall how open discrimination existed in Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, Tucson, El Paso and even in Las Vegas. Though de jure or legal segregation ended as a practice by 70s, de facto or social segregation still exists today most perniciously in housing, education and employment. Anyone who claims otherwise needs only to look at where they live, work, worship, and where they educate their children to see modern day segregation.

[@roseroyce15]

This was a wonderful presentation.

[@rickyrucks214]

88888⁸

[@rickyrucks214]

I didn't submit the 898988 garbage

[@mostafapanahi8923]

thank you it was informative and inspirational

[@PeopleProfiles]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@stephenterrilltraveller]

One on Douglas Macarthur would be nice.

[@adolfskywalker6426]

Great documentary, but why are they still not talking about Claudette Colvin? She was the one that was arrested for not giving up her seat, not Rosa Parks. The NAACP decided Rosa was a better media choice because of her lighter complexion, so they staged the same scenario again and made sure that the media was there to document it.

[@LiftingLena]

It wasn’t quite staged, but she knew of Claudette Colvin. She did the same thing, and the NAACP decided to go with Park’s case to combat the bus segregation because she had an image more suitable for the people of the time than Colvin. Colvin was 15 years old and pregnant. They didn’t want to use the image of a teenager, let alone a pregnant one. It was different times. A time where there was a very big stigma behind teen pregnancy.

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 You need to take your meds.

[@treyvonwilliams]

His last speech makes me sad

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@francismalakius7780]

This peace made me very sad . To see all the death , for progres and things are not much different today . !

[@enochnuwamanya1025]

We shall love to remember martin Luther jr

[@bereketberihun6186]

Wow

[@abdulsamadissa4177]

Heyy really good video , could you make a video of Ho Chi Minh🙏🏾

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@CliveEuler7]

Can you please make a video on Scipio africanus

[@ernestined.lawrence9514]

Since the discovery of the Bible, a book I read many times, I read Kings book where do we go from here, Viola Davis Book Finding me, Niki Giavanni, Meyer Angelou, Michelle Obama, Becoming, and Roland Martin, “White Fear”! The story never changes! Next

[@kunaikilla]

I think that by now his faith in non-violence would be broken.

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@yourmother2739]

@@ilihender5196 Fascist liar. From now on we ignore you.

[@psychesoap]

@@ilihender5196 Glow harder

[@stephencolebrook8602]

Given Jesus, this is the greatest man that ever walked the face of the earth, hands down.

[@wenthulk8439]

The Jim Crow laws sicken me.

[@whiskyweasal89]

Excellent example of personal power.

[@jessrosefawkes2721]

Do a profile on Martin Luther (German monk) XX

[@TheCandiceWang]

Yes, please!

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@loiswashington504]

It's really sad how these people that are full of hate is trying hard to turn back the hands of time of hate

[@daniellebegin6488]

...

[@ahotdj07]

@1:46 not sure why the Flatiron Building is there when he’s referring to Atlanta…

[@mishaelquashizy6610]

RIP king your legacy will forever be remembered

[@jamesmoses6092]

A Lady hit me and ran totaled my truck and then she sued me August 28 2013 the 50th anniversary of the march on Washington today is 1-29-2023 and God is helping me get justice! Thank everyone who fight for civil rights 😘

[@couponnation]

It was really a fight for human rights.

[@smartabiola6813]

Martin Luther King Jr..."King of the new world"

[@christopherjustice6411]

Long live the king.

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@christopherjustice6411]

@@ilihender5196 Nice spam gopnik.

[@ilihender5196]

@@christopherjustice6411 I am not a spat, everything I wrote can be easily check. Please do so. I am upset that people are still uninformed.

[@christopherjustice6411]

@@ilihender5196 You’ve been commenting the same shit over and over.

[@ilihender5196]

@@christopherjustice6411 yes, I thought it went privately to different people, I see now... sorry

[@tai-yomaruno3680]

Another great vid about one of my heroes. But sometimes i imagine how sad he'd be to see what the great Civil Rights movement has turned into today :(

[@jtgd]

The movement ended in the late 60’s

[@anunknownentity1637]

@@aaropajari7058 you say abuse has continued, really. Are we really going to pretend like blacks have it worse now than they did during Jim Crow or slavery. Systemic racism does not exist and has not existed for decades.

[@anunknownentity1637]

@@aaropajari7058 first of all I never said that they should be happy with just the absence of slavery. Second of all it is very obvious by this video about mlkj, the leader of the civil rights movement, that abolishing slavery is not all that's needed to make sure equal opportunity is present in a society. third of all, I'm not from Alabama, I don't live in Alabama, and I never plan to live in Alabama. I simply like their football team because my dad, from New Mexico btw, liked them when I was younger. Fourthly, you never answered my question of do you truly think that blacks have it worse off today than they did during Jim Crow or slavery. Because all you did was insult me by my profile picture and put words in my mouth acting as if I was simply saying, we got rid of slavery so there's nothing to complain about, when I never said anything resembling that it in the slightest. So if you are going to criticize me then criticize what I say, not what your head decides I said.

[@tai-yomaruno3680]

@@anunknownentity1637 Don't bother arguing with American liberals. They have been pre-programmed by their media system to say what they say. They're robots, obedient and subservient and servile to their overlords in the corporate American media

[@jtgd]

tai-yo Maruno yes, because conservatives arent also brainwashed from Fox News or OANN....

[@evelynweldon2414]

I think he would have been exceedingly proud of the Young people during the pandemic; in response to the deaths of Mr. George Floyd, Ms. Breanna & Mr. Aubrey.

[@ernestined.lawrence9514]

More than history! A voice in the wilderness cries out I am the God that health thee! I hear in that truth survive! In my ear God whispers the truth! He survived humanity! So can we! Wisdom throws curve balls, but understanding hits home runs! Fact! Indisputable

[@greengreenpeepz]

what kind of freaks of nature dislikes this ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ im disipointed (┬┬﹏┬┬)

[@PeopleProfiles]

A holes.....

[@greengreenpeepz]

@@PeopleProfiles yes sirrrr

[@daniellebegin6488]

ItT-T

[@Eddie-km4do]

I genuinely can't afford to join, I thought this was free, I'm sure it's worth it

[@Rolltidewhiskey]

He would be ashamed. Especially if you judge people by content of character

[@rocioaguilera3613]

A very brave, kind and knowledgeable gentleman who the powerful wanted dead. Shame on them

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@judymahercampbell798]

We should still be judging a man by his character and not by the color of his skin

[@maybelledouglas5176]

GOD IS GOING TO FIX EVERYTHING IN HIS DUE TIME. BECAUSE GOD IS LOVE.1 John CHAPTER 4. Verse. 8. Thanks

[@darrelldavis2665]

To say the Panthers had a negative affect on the movement was incorrect. There was no Monolithic movement, we had different organizations in different cities with different approaches to the struggle. The NIO, Panthers, Kings movement all served our communities in a positive light.

[@JamesMonroe-lj6sd]

" A STRAWMAN WILL NEVER BE REGONIZED, AS A HUMAN BEING " ASK ANY MASTER MASON ", Brother Monroe Dey El Bey (7), MOORISH EMPIRE, CHEROKEE.

[@andrewobrien8325]

Martin Luther King is without a doubt one of the greatest people who ever lived. I think his message is one we can all learn from. As for modern protests...hmm that’s a hard one to call, I think the cause is something King would support but methods of protest that’s a different question. Also the covid 19 thing is hard to know if that would play a part in King’s judgement.

[@andrewobrien8325]

Aaro Pajari Donald What? Donald Duck?

[@andrewobrien8325]

Aaro Pajari ohhhh okay!

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@epicfrenzie4924]

@@ilihender5196 bruh who do u think u are? Ok and? First of all he is a good man he helped in country so much. And what did u do? 😂

[@ilihender5196]

@@epicfrenzie4924 I am wolunteer firefighter. How about you "BRUH" you should study more facts about who is good and who is painetd to look good. Hitler was also "good" until truth came out.

[@derickbrooks8180]

Why they keep saying James Earl killed him?

[@Rocket_Man]

1:35 oui, Je suis aussi!

[@poparushaug]

Respect Sir 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@deborahzenquis4666]

Read Death of a King by Tavis Smiley

[@JamesMonroe-lj6sd]

Good 👍 information, Brother Monroe Dey El Bey (7), MOORISH EMPIRE, CHEROKEE

[@user-jy3gx3xd9t]

Martin Luther King JR. Civil Rights Hero😀💙💜

[@bruceleroyhoffman]

He was against violence about his cause altogether.

[@jtgd]

Actionbastard like you do realize that criminals are criminals, right? They don’t represent non-criminals. Every race has its racists. Just like you have black supremacists who support violence, you have white supremacists who do the same. Rather than generalizing entire races as violent or racist, you should focus on reason and consider the actions of individuals. I’m sure you wouldn’t appreciate being generalized as violent and a rapist because of criminals and hateful people, if you’re a man. So why generalize with others ? His ideology is that you should judge people by who they are, not what they are. Here, you are doing the same thing he’s arguing against.

[@ilihender5196]

Its a shame the these days you still hear ONLY good things about King (not a Dr, he cheated - his dissertation from Jack Booser who wrote it 3 years earlier and his title should be removed). He, and his group, was trained by liberals/communists in Highlander Folk School to go to specific segregated places, dress nicely, usually have a book-appear intelectual and make themselves a victim. Conveniently someone was there ready with camera capturing them being confronted. Stanley Levison was lawyer, wrote his speeches, even the one with "I have a dream..." in 2027 all (right now only partial was made available) info that FBI has on him will be made public. King was married and there were around 50 relationships, recorded, he had with other females, there is even one event, again recorded by FBI, when Logan Kearsey raped another female member, King was present and verbally supported it. On the day he was killed he was accommodated in hotel with Dorothy Cotton (not his wife!) he spent evening with another women instead, when around 2am he returned to hotel he didnt go to Dorothy but to Davis Powers who was one level below them, Dorothy even wrote book later... Dig deeper, always, I am from post communistic CZ and I know what propaganda is, they use people as heroes and do everything to manipulate and twist the truth. King got super rich by what he was doing...

[@barbararigney2039]

It's good that his parents taught him about slavery.