
tf r u yapping about? "movers and shakers" are influential people. random "dudes" aren't movers and shakers. these are two separate categories; common citizens vs influential community leaders. i know literacy and comprehension is difficult for many users of this app but come on now... you can do better. i have faith
it's still too taboo for them to say they hated the civil rights movement so they engage in perfection/purity politics to manufacture a justification for writing him and his positive influence off entirely. it's incredibly pathetic and cowardly. people hated him then and they hate him now, but instead of saying that they beat around the bush because they know deep down their beliefs are repulsive and disgusting. we are social creatures after all
celebrating an imperfect and flawed man for his massively positive achievements isn't treating him like a god. you're absolutely deranged and tilted if you think it is nobody owns ideas and the fact that the homophobic environment held ppl like rustin down isn't mlk's doing. you're just talking out of your ass desperately reaching for anything to discredit and downplay MLK Jrs amazing work. shame on you, truly
Darling take Dr Harperâs African American history course and learn some things. People craft and organize THEIR ideas. A supposed Christian man being a womanizing pos, banking off ideas he didnât think up himself and not even giving credit to the person he heard them from. Get outta my face.
credit? people HATED him! there was no credit being given! he wasn't given HIS flowers until well after he was assassinated. what he took was the HEAT. other people GAVE him the credit - and yes - part of that was due to other intersectional bigotry that downplayed the work of others. he didn't do that. ironically you're giving him too much credit in this regard. gtfomf with your horse shit! shame! shame! shame!
Tf are u talking about with this "took all the credit"? MLK Jr was deeply unpopular. The FBI specifically put him in the hot seat to manufacture consent for brutalizing him, his family, his community, his movement, etc, and eventually to kill him. He was only given credit by racists decades later when they needed to whitewash somebody to make them seem less racist. That's why many have read "I Have a Dream" but few even know of "Letter From Birmingham Jail" You're an unpaid fed
No dude Iâve never heard of that either, and it should be the standard to back up accusations and statements of the truth with the source of information you are gathering your facts from. That is the bare minimum, we lose credibility and intelligence mocking those who ask for evidence in the hopes of trying to learn