How could the answer possibly be no when he was fighting for black civil rights and racial equality.Simple question.
Not only was he woke, he acted as a massive alarm clock for much of America.Simple question.
How could the answer possibly be no when he was fighting for black civil rights and racial equality.
Yep, better to be woke than asleepI'm proud of our woke generation. They have accomplished a lot.
Real racism and bigotry still exist today.MLK was a different time and circumstance.
He was struggling against REAL racism and discrimination, not petty bullshit and imaginary slights.
Yup. If he was still alive he'd probably puke after seeing what the wokeists are up to these days.MLK was a different time and circumstance.
He was struggling against REAL racism and discrimination, not petty bullshit and imaginary slights.
Real racism and bigotry still exist today.
Yup. If he was still alive he'd probably puke after seeing what the wokeists are up to these days.
It's done a lot actually, waking people up has made some well needed changes to issues that matter a lot to some Americans. They're only petty to people who don't experience these issues.MLK was a different time and circumstance.
He was struggling against REAL racism and discrimination, not petty bullshit and imaginary slights.
Simple question.
Real racism and bigotry still exist today.
It's done a lot actually, waking people up has made some well needed changes to issues that matter a lot to some Americans. They're only petty to people who don't experience these issues.
Justice needs to work for all of us.
Yes things have gotten better, but that does not mean we should ignore the things that still exist.They do, here and there, but not in a way remotely comparable to what MLK was up against. Not systemic, organized, official oppression.
MLK was a different time and circumstance.
He was struggling against REAL racism and discrimination, not petty bullshit and imaginary slights.
Yes things have gotten better, but that does not mean we should ignore the things that still exist.
Pray tell, how do you describe an officer being racist? Just a little annoyance? What if he kills someone you care about, or plants evidence on someone and sends them to prison that you care about? Just a little blip? A nothing burger?They do, here and there, but not in a way remotely comparable to what MLK was up against. Not systemic, organized, official oppression.
Really...They do, here and there, but not in a way remotely comparable to what MLK was up against. Not systemic, organized, official oppression.
"Wokeness" is about inventing new (largely imaginary) things to get offended about, tarring all whites with the broad brush of racism, and claiming there is systemic racism everywhere, things I think MLK would have a good belly laugh about.
There's some real issues, yes, but then there's wokeness which is a different level of crazy.
Pray tell, how do describe an officer being racist? Just a little annoyance? What if he kills someone you care about, or plants evidence on someone and sends them to prison that you care about? Just a little blip? A nothing burger?
When the justice system is more harmful to you than a criminal, is that just a silly mishap?