Archive | Martin Luther King Jr.

Black Republican declared himself a "black NAZI" and called MLK "Martin Luther Koon."

The warlord says he's inspired by Martin Luther King.

Signs that MLK is no longer a “conservative hero.”

We can never get rid of DEI if MLK is America's most beloved historical figure.

“We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s.”

The black woman had a dream of her own.

And who were his 40 extramarital lovers?

He claims Trump "tried to turn back a lot of what [Martin Luther] King did."

The school wants to change its name to honor a local black leader.

Learn about the follow-up holiday to Martin Luther King Day.

Bad times at the "Family Fun Day."

"This horrible odd weirdly sexualized bronze blob."

"European people ran roughshod over the continent of Africa, pillaging communities, raping women."

"A person of color would be more appropriate as a name for the auditorium."

Some recommended readings.

“Jim Crow is not behind us when the Senate filibuster is preserved."

Treasury secretary promises to make the economy work "for people of color."

Conservative shares some truth about the false idol.

Even on a New York City schoolboard, it is possible to fight back.

Players can hold signs and clap along with the speech.

“Do not take excerpts from my father. Study him holistically."

That's one statue you're not allowed to vandalize.

Former lefty gets it half-right.

He actually thinks that if Dad hadn't been killed, "much of what we are engaged in right now would have been resolved."

“Rayshard Brooks . . . was running from a system that makes slaves out of people."

"We" of course means white people.

"[I]f I’m not over here blowing up stuff, if I’m not over here messing up my community, then what are y’all doing?"

"Property is not more important than black life. Neither is the law."

A black man's dissent.

"Instead of helping bridge racial divides among students, it amplified them."

That explains his high black support . . .

Forget Washington.

Bernice King unimpressed with Trump's boast about low black unemployment.

Happy holiday . . .

Author suggests adding something related to Martin Luther King, Jr. to make Stone Mountain more palatable.

Seventy percent voted to restore the historic street name.

He gave us MLK Day and the Congressional Black Caucus.

“Blacks had a standing green light to riot throughout the 1960s.”

The NYT kills the messenger.

A story American media wouldn't print.

Tapes also allege he had extramarital affairs with 40 to 45 women.

Saying, “Martin Luther Coon King Jr. Park” was an inadvertent “jumble of a couple of words.”

Groups want the city to find some other street to rename.

Kansas City is one of the largest cities without a street or major building bearing King’s name.

Colorado legislators told, "hands off our legacy."

White Colorado legislators get a lesson in racial concord.

But of course, "We don’t do anything illegal."

And why?

It's embarrassing.

Can blacks integrate without losing their culture?

Martin Luther King’s “penchant for plagiarism” is worse than was previously known.

Today's black activists "turned a movement into an industry, if not a racket."

He affiliated with a number of right-wing groups in California.

The Doctor in spite of himself.

NYT: It’s crazy to think that blacks with “racial grievances” will band together and act violently.

Sex, communism, and tax dodging.

The assault on our race and culture must be met in explicitly racial terms.

Lajada, Nakya-Senat, Alfanesha, Ciara, and Keionna were all shot.

Are you a model citizen?

The MLK "legacy" brings in a lot of money.

Peter Brimelow says the holiday has to go.

"Fighting words" from the Dissident Right.

A federal holiday for this man?

Congress celebrates 50 years of civil rights.

No one is safe from MLK, not even the Russians.

Georgia Republicans' tribute to the saint.

How much do you know about America's greatest man?

He wanted to cover “issues of adultery, conflicts within the movement, and King’s spiritual transformation."

Where his name goes, violence goes also.

Both gained their academic distinctions through fraud.

Residents find it "disrespectful."

She uses the "carrot and stick" approach.

Second-grader's parents defend their son and take him out of school.

The origins of our national celebration of multiracialism and political correctness.

King was hardly the greatest American.