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LBJ signed itWho filibustered the Civil Rights Act?
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LBJ signed itWho filibustered the Civil Rights Act?
Actually, it was the Kennedy Administration that had King investigated- not "conservatives" who were out of power for many decades at that point in time.
Libs preferred the rhetoric of the civil rights Left Wing led by Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown. MLK was looked upon as an Uncle Tom by his liberal contemporaries as he both dressed and acted white. Look at photos of the fellow, never wore hit pants "sagging", never called people "mutha fuckas" , never smoked newports or drank malt liquor in public.
LBJ signed it
What does that have to do with what I asked?
There is no group of people called MAGA, you dimwit. MAGA is just an acronym for a political belief.MAGA will never accept this.
I grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are
Why don't you debate Dexter Scott King about the issue of who murdered King....
James Earl Ray was framed in yet another Zionist Fascist Hate Hoax by your heroes LBJ and Hoover...
But the Democraps did the filibustering.
yes, MLK did great things. He would have despised what the dem party has become today. He would not be a democrat if he was alive today, neither would Kennedy or Truman.Dr King saved us from violent revolution and saved us from our own immoral treatment of blacks. We were not the great country we claimed to be.
He was a great American Patriot, as deserving of honor as our Founding Fathers.
it is actual history. the dems tried to block the civil rights bill. Senile joe called school integration a racial jungle. Wallace was a democrat. Lester Maddox was a democrat, Hughey Long was a democrat. you dems hated blacks and still do. Wake the fuck up and see what your party really is.More revisionist history substituting “Southern Representatives” with “Democrats”
Every Democrat not from the south, supported Civil Rights
it is actual history. the dems tried to block the civil rights bill. Senile joe called school integration a racial jungle. Wallace was a democrat. Lester Maddox was a democrat, Hughey Long was a democrat. you dems hated blacks and still do. Wake the fuck up and see what your party really is.
All Democrats.George Wallace, Lester Maddox and Huey Long were all southerners
All Democrats.
The Democrat party has a racist past.Republicans in the South supported segregation also
It was a regional bias not affiliated with any political party
Its funny how the Left is ignoring that Dr. King was a republican.Dr King saved us from violent revolution and saved us from our own immoral treatment of blacks. We were not the great country we claimed to be.
He was a great American Patriot, as deserving of honor as our Founding Fathers.
I grew up in the 60's and saw most of the Civil Rights movement. Like most Americans, I was outraged at the assasination of Dr King. When we talked about giving him a national holiday ten years later, I looked at it as a form of appeasement for outraged blacks.....a way of giving them their own holiday to quiet them down.
In reading about the Civil Rights movement in subsequent years, I realized what a great American Dr King was. Black Americans came back after WWII to find that despite fighting and dying in defense of their country, they were still treated like lesser Americans. They found they were not allowed to mingle with whites, were not welcome in much of the country they had fought for. Blacks were considered to be dirty, diseased and sub human. Some whites were outraged at the thought of eating with blacks, using the same restrooms, riding on public transportation with them.
As black Americans began to protest their treatment in their own country they were met with harsh resistance from both white militants and governments who swore to support inequal treatment. Blacks were denied the right to vote, to freely associate, rights to a fair trial. Those who resisted were met with terrorist attacks. Lynchings, bombings, arrest and assasination of their leaders.
Most of us faced with such horrific treatment in our own homeland would fight violence with violence. How would you react if someone spat on your child for trying to go to school?
When the courts did not protect blacks, armed conflict would seem a reasonable response. Dr King knew violence would only result in more violence against you. He modeled the Civil Rights movement around Gandhis peaceful resistance theories. By using cameras to document the treatment of peaceful protestors he saved this country from an armed violent protest that would have destroyed this country.
America returned from WWII as an economic and military superpower. But a country that does not treat its citizens with respect is not a moral superpower. By changing the way we treat our citizens, Dr King, more importantly, saved our soul. By forcing us to look in a mirror and see who we really are, he enabled us to become a truly great country.
On this Martin Luther King day I hope everyone can reflect on what a great American he was and how much better off we all are