I heard Dr King give this speech at Stanford when I was a freshman. It was so inspiring and such a gift to hear him in person. When I relisten now I feel so very sad because 53 years later all he said that day in April, 1967 about what we need to do to solve the "race problem in America" still needs to be done. We are still a nation without equity, without freedom from poverty and prejudice. We have so very much work to do and we must not give up until every child in this country has equal access to excellent education and healthcare and every adult the same.
Illene Pevec did it inspire you in anyway to consider your position of privilege? Did you ever in your lifetime enable any person of colour to set foot on the ladder of equality? I’m purely asking how it actually changed and inspired you as a white person in America. I’m from the UK.
@@theonlycontessa8771 I have always thought that to admit "privilege" is to admit that you're superior. Especially considering that the term was created by a woman who was a white, wealthy, elite feminist PhD who confused class privilege with racial privilege.
Illene Pevec the white Privilege I speak of, is where you are free to live your life every day, FREELY. I don’t care who you say coined the phrase. I know the community you live in doesn’t resemble a ghetto!! You easily went to Stanford, with no prejudice, freely. Oh how lovely to hear Dr King...I’m sure you mentioned that for decades at your numerous dinner parties, and to every person of colour you may have come across throughout your lifetime. White people of your generation do not want FULL equality for people of colour. There has been no progress. It is no longer about the white race, it is about the human race. Thank God this young generation, unlike your generation are really prepared to do something about it, by starting a movement all over the world. Keep feeling sad, that does FA...do something!!!
Amazing! I grown up in NYC and in 1966, l chose to go to a High School in Harlem, and it was a rude awakening for me l had no idea of how powerful a man Dr MLK was. I lived on the Lower East Side where we had all races of people. We went to school with people of all colors and races. It was on the day he was killed we were told to walk out of school and take to the street. It was a sad day we marched up and down the streets with our hands in a fist and arm in the air. 😢 This man was so powerful and unbelievable l sat here today and listen to ever speech l could find and l am not finish yet. I cried because this was real but we were kept away form this. How sad.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr 🤴. He was an amazing heroic civil rights advocate leader! His legacy will live forever ❤ dreams of one nation justice and liberty for all!!!. God is so great😇😇😇. Continue to pray 🙏
And when the fullness of time was come, God sent us Martin Luther King Jnr. Years later, though he sleepeth, his voice still speaketh. Eloquently and flawlessly. Immortalized. He was a man of his time, transcending ages now.
We all have to do our part. Dr. King sacrificed everything while he was alive and paid the ultimate price in the struggle for true freedom, for all of our freedom.
Each year, I listen to Dr. King's speeches. The Visit to Stanford Speech, he spoke of "two Americas" in 1967, but in 2022 , we still have "two Americas". Black /Brown Americans still have inequity and other disadvantages in the US. Little did Dr, King know that the "two Americas " that he spoke about in 1967 will still exist in 2022. What a Prophet he was!
I'm not one to PRIDE people for using SO CALLED big words, but the reverend DR, had a unlimited propensity to use uncommonly spoken words in his speeches.
❤ Martin Luther King Jr. ❤ Was and Still is a Powerful BLACK Man in Death 🙏🏽 You Killed the Man but You will NEVER EVER Kill His Dream 🙏🏽 Rest in Peace Martin Luther King 🙏🏽 Thank You for Everything 🙏🏽
@@WilliamBrown-vl2hl SOMETIMES ,ANYHOW ALL OF US WE ARE BESTRAYER OF SOMEBODY STARTING BY OURSELVES AND BESTRAYED BY SOMEONE INVOLVING OUR OWN SELF , MAY IT BE IN OR OUT OF FAME;
Amen 🙏 praise Jesus for your light 💡 amongst darkness even when your own color was dark because of dark situations , but you stuck to the love that Jesus required for his to do in the face of adversity hallelujah hallelujah praise Jesus
A wise man who search truth in darkness, son of Nigro with heart of kindness. A man of century till others century- he observed death close with wiping of sorrow those of come before ours . Is gone home. 😞 his message of truth doesn’t die .
Dr. King on the need for a deep & patient faith. I grew up in the church. I'm the son of a preacher. I'm the great grandson of a preacher. And the great great grandson of a preacher. My father is a preacher. My grandfather was a preacher My great grandfather was a preacher. My great great grandfather was a preacher. My only brother is a preacher. My Daddy's brother is a preacher. I didn't have much choice I guess [laughter] But it was a kind of inherited religion. (from MLK Sermon Washington National Cathedral)
MLK glowed as a moral giant in the American story. In the spiritual sense he was a prophet of Biblical urgency. Now peoples eyes open and are opening to (in Dr, King's sense) the beauty of the Negro and buried potential to become realized and fulfilled. Jefferson wrote that nothing is more certainly written in the book of fate than that these people are to be free. May God hear the prayer of this great man of faith, "one nation under God" -- not two America's. We must heal the economic divide.
The interrupted sentence was: "A ghetto of race, a ghetto of poverty, a ghetto of human misery." Search for "The Other America" to find the complete text transcripts.
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This speech was without a doubt the greatest oration ever known in the annals of mankind. I've always thought that since the day I heard it, or at least parts of it considering the time it took place when I was just fourteen years old. I'm certain I didn't hear the entire speech beyond that which Dr. King made and I saw on the CBS Evening News because even then I was a very aware teenager and well knew what was at stake for the Civil Rights Movement which I hardily supported having grown up one of the only few whites in a poor farming community grew up playing and working alongside black people who were in the same boat as us but made all the more problematic for them we having the advantage of white skin. But it wasn't much of an advantage and really only granted you some semblance of the benefit of the doubt, the authorities understanding most people in our North Carolina County, which was and is still the most poverty stricken county in the state. Back then blacks and white activist who supported their cause had to contend rabid racist Democrats, and now they have to deal with the same kinds of people only the GOP having transformed itself into a newer version of the Dixiecrats. My seven siblings never demonstrated any particular racist attitude though my father whose father ordered him to vote for Strom Thurmond when he ran in 1948 I believe after walking out of the Democratic Convention over in the integration of the Army. My father always did what his old man told him the old man having taking his masculinity and any confidence over the course of his life. But frankly my father and sometimes my mother demonstrated a more paternal attitude toward black people. But I never heard them insult of demean a black person. The community cooperated during harvest seasons of the typical crops, tobacco (main) cotton, corn, potatoes and soybeans. We worked side by side and laughed and dine together always at the end of the season having a communal gathering and having a feast. So racism was lost on me though I realized the dynamics around it and being a inquisitive student of history. My state at one time was considered the most moderate southern state and had a habit of electing centrist incremental Democrats like Governor Terry Sanford. We had mostly tangential racist federal representatives who adopted that attitude to win elections. But then in 1972 we elected perhaps the worse, because of his innate intelligence Jesse Helms who was a keen parliamentarian which he used to obstruct legislation. I'm seventy two years old now I thought at one time the nation could remove the yoke of racism from our collective understanding of what living in a democratic republic requires. It requires what the Declaration of Independence asserts "We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal..." These bigots don't want to accept the humanity of black people which seems to me as an atheist the most un-Christian thing all these so-called Christians could do. It seems apparent to me their Deity is astride the Earth on cloven hooves. And what was the catalyst of this resurgence of abject racism was Election Day November the fourth 2008 when Barack Obama was elected. I was full of joy that day as I watched him take the oath of office. It was one of the proudest days of my life. Little did I expect that it would bring the acute racism that has always existed in the country seething to the top once again. White people freaked out and understood that the time at last was coming when they would have to share power with a more diverse nation. The Melting Pot we always proclaimed we were was coming true at last politically and white people understood that changing demographics were transforming America into what it was meant to be a nation of immigrants of many different ethnicities and races. And above all a free nation for all men.
I might not agree with CRT, depending on the devil in the details. But I feel like Dr. King's sermons and philosophy ought to be instilled in our youth as part and parcel of Patriotic education, and Character education, in America's schools. Whether private or public. Moral education is essential now more than ever. America has not had a better MORAL voice than Martin Luther King, Jr.
I’m Curious 🤨 What Speech’s Dr.Martin Luther King,JR Is Still Telling The Angel’s Since He’s Been Gone Way To Soon Cause Dr.King Still Should Be Here Living His Life With His Family Friend’s Colleagues Giving Us Hellavue Speech’s
False its bible prophesy for it to.come out this way...lots n lots of people marched after DR. MARTIN LUTHER KINGS assasination but it was a time to heal or society would have festered and never recovered....in todays world it is social media that is getting people involved again...
When it comes to the lunch counters. I wouldnt have EATEN a DAMN thing in a white ran restuarant that didnt want me there. Unless I was visibly able to SEE the cooking.
Why did so many millions of whites and Jews and other people vote for Barack Obama who was half black but grew up in the home of both his white mother but also his white grandmother. Well, liberals of the New Deal enacted Food and Drug legislation to protect against the poisoning of mass-produced food. Dr. King said you can't judge all members of a group just because of the sins of a few. If white racism is wrong (it is) then black racism (against Koreans, whites, Jews, Asians) must also be wrong.
@@robertshepherd8543 i guess you got a point. But if really racist people dont want certain ethnicities in their restaurants, whose to say what a cook could put in your food if you aint watching them cook. Like them digging in their noses then putting boogers in the ground beef, or spitting in soup or dropping the food on the floor just to put it back on the plate or grabbing a piece of bread then farting on it just to put it back on your burger. Thats what im talking about.
@@leomartin1603 Well, there was a program on TV way back, and Jerry Falwell was talking with Jesse Jackson about bad old days, and blacks worked in the kitchen. He knew of disgruntled blacks who spit in the food of the rich folks. Then served it to them. They later made a movie (fictional) about it. The movie was made up, but that sort of thing has been an issue all through history of kings, etc. So they had food-testers and wine-tasters. Dr King said, we are intertined. Our lives are intertwined, in a web of inescapable destiny. What affects you affects me. Thereis karma and it is real, and it keeps close accounts.
27:20 now this is what people need to hear. I hear too many people that are either centrists or even progressive people having this idea that things will be better in the future and that we shouldn’t be fighting for a better future now because it is a waste of our time now. If we hadn’t fought so much before, we wouldn’t had improved to where we are now. If we don’t fight now, things won’t get better and could “go back” to even worse than we can imagine. Not to bring in a Holocaust comparison in on a totally different topic, but I think it applies perfectly to show others how untrue the lie that the future is always better is. Germany was considered pretty progressive for its time (definitely not compared to right now) before their economy crumbled and we all know how downhill things went. Time didn’t simply make them more progressive. What determined how progressive they were had a lot more to do with pretty much every other factor but time. They became “less progressive” than anyone a couple decades early could even imagine. We must keep at least attempting to make things better because we could not “progress naturally” as a society and even “regress”.
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I had dream that of you keep making jokes about about something so sensitive to black people and who some will be revisiting this video and see your comment..not a good idea..ijs
@@olepotatahead9451 I'm sorry if this has offended you in any way, but I wrote this because I had to write a speech/song about a matter, and I chose chicken, I was inspired by Martin Luther's speech so I decided to use the "I have a dream".
@@noahwade Sir..I'm nor offended or moved emotionally in any way (sad, mad, hatred or in 😢 tears) the simple fact that you thought "Chicken" was a trigger word ¹for me bc I am black..you probably need to ask yourself "Why did I think" chicken", was what she was talking about "🤔...but Sir it was the fact that you took words out of not just a speech for blacks ,but for alllll of us ..it's a freedom speech of how one of dreams was for white and black people would come together in this world... didn't your "Black Friends tell you..its a very sensitive and personal peace of our history..but ok ..jokey jokey ha ha ha ..is this what you needed..Have blessed Day.
Im having major problems here, I cant run back to Mexico because the Mexican peso has been deflated into - 0. Our only option, besides Jesus Christ himself, is to come over here. Citizenship papers mean doo doo $.
I heard Dr King give this speech at Stanford when I was a freshman. It was so inspiring and such a gift to hear him in person. When I relisten now I feel so very sad because 53 years later all he said that day in April, 1967 about what we need to do to solve the "race problem in America" still needs to be done. We are still a nation without equity, without freedom from poverty and prejudice. We have so very much work to do and we must not give up until every child in this country has equal access to excellent education and healthcare and every adult the same.
Mrs. King was above inspiring. She had to be the Busiest, Godly Woman I EVER met as a public Servant.
Illene Pevec did it inspire you in anyway to consider your position of privilege? Did you ever in your lifetime enable any person of colour to set foot on the ladder of equality? I’m purely asking how it actually changed and inspired you as a white person in America. I’m from the UK.
@@theonlycontessa8771 I have always thought that to admit "privilege" is to admit that you're superior. Especially considering that the term was created by a woman who was a white, wealthy, elite feminist PhD who confused class privilege with racial privilege.
Illene Pevec, just as I thought. nothing!!
Illene Pevec the white Privilege I speak of, is where you are free to live your life every day, FREELY. I don’t care who you say coined the phrase. I know the community you live in doesn’t resemble a ghetto!! You easily went to Stanford, with no prejudice, freely. Oh how lovely to hear Dr King...I’m sure you mentioned that for decades at your numerous dinner parties, and to every person of colour you may have come across throughout your lifetime. White people of your generation do not want FULL equality for people of colour. There has been no progress. It is no longer about the white race, it is about the human race. Thank God this young generation, unlike your generation are really prepared to do something about it, by starting a movement all over the world. Keep feeling sad, that does FA...do something!!!
Amazing! I grown up in NYC and in 1966, l chose to go to a High School in Harlem, and it was a rude awakening for me l had no idea of how powerful a man Dr MLK was. I lived on the Lower East Side where we had all races of people. We went to school with people of all colors and races. It was on the day he was killed we were told to walk out of school and take to the street. It was a sad day we marched up and down the streets with our hands in a fist and arm in the air. 😢 This man was so powerful and unbelievable l sat here today and listen to ever speech l could find and l am not finish yet. I cried because this was real but we were kept away form this. How sad.
The most gifted eloquent speaker the world has ever known.
He sold out had malcom x killed
He is no sell out. He was a Truth Teller to this generation to those WHO Will hear him.
@@kungfuhustle6363 You should be that you would be prosecuted for such a libelous statement.
@@cornellharris3477 AMEN that's REAL talk.
@@kareemmyrick4814 HOLY Spirit GOING TO WEPT THAT ASS Kkkk AMEN
Real Talk... " The time is always right to do right. " Dr. King
For us, anyway ❤
May The spirit of Martin Luther King Jr continue to live on in ALL who Truly Believe in Unity And in Equality. Rest in Power Reverend King.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr 🤴. He was an amazing heroic civil rights advocate leader! His legacy will live forever ❤ dreams of one nation justice and liberty for all!!!. God is so great😇😇😇. Continue to pray 🙏
And when the fullness of time was come, God sent us Martin Luther King Jnr.
Years later, though he sleepeth, his voice still speaketh.
Eloquently and flawlessly. Immortalized.
He was a man of his time, transcending ages now.
😂
Astonishing and profound.
Dr. King was brilliant. He made these factual speeches without stumbling. I listen to him often.
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It is a soul searching message by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Long live his inspiring spirit.
Soul solidifying, my comrade.
Grow up people. Give peace a chance!!
Real Talk... " Morality can not be legislated, behavior can be regulated. " Dr. King
Indeed. He was a gift to mankind. Brilliant and eloquent as well as courageous.
What a great man.
What a great speech.
💯
he made me cry, his speech is moving
Yes, just listening to him moves one to tears.
I love listening to him it’s food to my soul, people don’t talk like him anymore with so much love and truth in their hearts.
You get more power with truth and love He is not here just physically but his sprite here
Blessings to my King brilliant speaker 🙏🏽⭐️
Yet inspiring over five decades later.
What a man what a man born out of due season.
To God be the glory!!!🙏🏾
DR. MATTER LUTHER KING WILL NEVER
DIE.HE LIVES EVERY DAY .HE HAS SACRIFICIALLY DONE HIS PURPOSE ...
WHAT ABOUT US MY FRIENDS???
We all have to do our part. Dr. King sacrificed everything while he was alive and paid the ultimate price in the struggle for true freedom, for all of our freedom.
Each year, I listen to Dr. King's speeches. The Visit to Stanford Speech, he spoke of "two Americas" in 1967, but in 2022 , we still have "two Americas". Black /Brown Americans still have inequity and other disadvantages in the US. Little did Dr, King know that the "two Americas " that he spoke about in 1967 will still exist in 2022. What a Prophet he was!
This is one of his most important speeches
Just 7 years before my frosh year at the Farm! How I wish he had lived so I could have heard him live!
God will call him to be the keynote speaker at His heavenly fireside on the other side. You'll hear him live.
I'm not one to PRIDE people for using SO CALLED big words, but the reverend DR, had a unlimited propensity to use uncommonly spoken words in his speeches.
Respect.
Bunul Dumnezeu să- l ierte și să-l odihnească în cetele drepților.
God sent
Real Talk... " A riot is the language of the unheard. " Dr. King
Greatest man in America history
Cesar Chavez and Luther King, the giants of our communities in the last century
❤ Martin Luther King Jr. ❤ Was and Still is a Powerful BLACK Man in Death 🙏🏽 You Killed the Man but You will NEVER EVER Kill His Dream 🙏🏽 Rest in Peace Martin Luther King 🙏🏽 Thank You for Everything 🙏🏽
Amen❤❤❤
THE GREAT SPEECHES DELIVERER OF ALL TIMES KING.
There were multiple betrayers around Dr.King back in 1968😒Judas 🐐 goat
@@WilliamBrown-vl2hl SOMETIMES ,ANYHOW ALL OF US WE ARE BESTRAYER OF SOMEBODY STARTING BY OURSELVES AND BESTRAYED BY SOMEONE INVOLVING OUR OWN SELF , MAY IT BE IN OR OUT OF FAME;
The greatest man of our time
Amen 🙏 praise Jesus for your light 💡 amongst darkness even when your own color was dark because of dark situations , but you stuck to the love that Jesus required for his to do in the face of adversity hallelujah hallelujah praise Jesus
There's got to be a special place in hell for all those black preachers who sold Dr.King out😣😤😱👁🙄
A wise man who search truth in darkness, son of Nigro with heart of kindness. A man of century till others century- he observed death close with wiping of sorrow those of come before ours . Is gone home. 😞 his message of truth doesn’t die .
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR
15 DE ENERO DE 1929
04 DE ABRIL DE 1968
39 AÑOS
Dr. King on the need for a deep & patient faith.
I grew up in the church. I'm the son of a preacher. I'm the great grandson of a preacher. And the great great grandson of a preacher. My father is a preacher. My grandfather was a preacher My great grandfather was a preacher. My great great grandfather was a preacher. My only brother is a preacher. My Daddy's brother is a preacher. I didn't have much choice I guess [laughter] But it was a kind of inherited religion. (from MLK Sermon Washington National Cathedral)
Greatest man ever live Rest in peace DR King we love you
That inequality has remained so entrenched so many decades later is telling.
Rest in peace my sweet Martin.
The corporate structure loves Dr.King now😀he's not here to challenge their beliefs😔dead man tell no tales😞
Still rings true today!
When will people get it in America and all over the world?
Amen
Thank you.
Love You Mr. King
One of The Greatest MenThat God Has Formed on this earth
I love him because he kept it real ❤️🖤💚🥰#America do the same and stop being hypocritical 😭
This is our lament...When will the healing and reconciliation begin? I hope soon and very soon!
Uh, "IDIOT" was Extreme, forgive me, "UNINFORMED" would be the Best Description...
MLK glowed as a moral giant in the American story. In the spiritual sense he was a prophet of Biblical urgency. Now peoples eyes open and are opening to (in Dr, King's sense) the beauty of the Negro and buried potential to become realized and fulfilled. Jefferson wrote that nothing is more certainly written in the book of fate than that these people are to be free. May God hear the prayer of this great man of faith, "one nation under God" -- not two America's. We must heal the economic divide.
video skips at 5:33. where can I find the unedited version?
If you ever find it, let me know.
The interrupted sentence was: "A ghetto of race, a ghetto of poverty, a ghetto of human misery." Search for "The Other America" to find the complete text transcripts.
Amen Hallelujah period.
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":ACCEPT" A MYTH?? WTF??
Since the martin Luther king Junior drawings at centennial hall
It is kinda odd how the "Human misery" part is cut out.
This speech was without a doubt the greatest oration ever known in the annals of mankind. I've always thought that since the day I heard it, or at least parts of it considering the time it took place when I was just fourteen years old. I'm certain I didn't hear the entire speech beyond that which Dr. King made and I saw on the CBS Evening News because even then I was a very aware teenager and well knew what was at stake for the Civil Rights Movement which I hardily supported having grown up one of the only few whites in a poor farming community grew up playing and working alongside black people who were in the same boat as us but made all the more problematic for them we having the advantage of white skin.
But it wasn't much of an advantage and really only granted you some semblance of the benefit of the doubt, the authorities understanding most people in our North Carolina County, which was and is still the most poverty stricken county in the state. Back then blacks and white activist who supported their cause had to contend rabid racist Democrats, and now they have to deal with the same kinds of people only the GOP having transformed itself into a newer version of the Dixiecrats. My seven siblings never demonstrated any particular racist attitude though my father whose father ordered him to vote for Strom Thurmond when he ran in 1948 I believe after walking out of the Democratic Convention over in the integration of the Army.
My father always did what his old man told him the old man having taking his masculinity and any confidence over the course of his life. But frankly my father and sometimes my mother demonstrated a more paternal attitude toward black people. But I never heard them insult of demean a black person. The community cooperated during harvest seasons of the typical crops, tobacco (main) cotton, corn, potatoes and soybeans. We worked side by side and laughed and dine together always at the end of the season having a communal gathering and having a feast. So racism was lost on me though I realized the dynamics around it and being a inquisitive student of history. My state at one time was considered the most moderate southern state and had a habit of electing centrist incremental Democrats like Governor Terry Sanford. We had mostly tangential racist federal representatives who adopted that attitude to win elections. But then in 1972 we elected perhaps the worse, because of his innate intelligence Jesse Helms who was a keen parliamentarian which he used to obstruct legislation. I'm seventy two years old now I thought at one time the nation could remove the yoke of racism from our collective understanding of what living in a democratic republic requires. It requires what the Declaration of Independence asserts "We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal..." These bigots don't want to accept the humanity of black people which seems to me as an atheist the most un-Christian thing all these so-called Christians could do. It seems apparent to me their Deity is astride the Earth on cloven hooves. And what was the catalyst of this resurgence of abject racism was Election Day November the fourth 2008 when Barack Obama was elected. I was full of joy that day as I watched him take the oath of office. It was one of the proudest days of my life. Little did I expect that it would bring the acute racism that has always existed in the country seething to the top once again. White people freaked out and understood that the time at last was coming when they would have to share power with a more diverse nation. The Melting Pot we always proclaimed we were was coming true at last politically and white people understood that changing demographics were transforming America into what it was meant to be a nation of immigrants of many different ethnicities and races. And above all a free nation for all men.
I might not agree with CRT, depending on the devil in the details. But I feel like Dr. King's sermons and philosophy ought to be instilled in our youth as part and parcel of Patriotic education, and Character education, in America's schools. Whether private or public. Moral education is essential now more than ever. America has not had a better MORAL voice than Martin Luther King, Jr.
What are your thoughts about reparations? Why do you think it has not happened yet?
The greatest orator that ever lived
DA LOVING OFZA MESELF LIFE AMERICA 🇺🇸 😢 💙 😍 ❤️ ♥️ 🇺🇸
I’m Curious 🤨 What Speech’s Dr.Martin Luther King,JR Is Still Telling The Angel’s Since He’s Been Gone Way To Soon Cause Dr.King Still Should Be Here Living His Life With His Family Friend’s Colleagues Giving Us Hellavue Speech’s
When he got that we are the indigenous ppl here in America made this sound better, and his change of mind on separation.
44:36 to 46:21 We was already HERE ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 Swift
60 years
34:50 he has to be talking bout Rev. Ike. If you're a student/fan of Rev Ike you'll know it sounds just like him
I wish I could get siri in his voice
me too...
Intellectual Boomers sat on this message...The young are picking it up and marching with it!
False its bible prophesy for it to.come out this way...lots n lots of people marched after DR. MARTIN LUTHER KINGS assasination but it was a time to heal or society would have festered and never recovered....in todays world it is social media that is getting people involved again...
True ❤️🖤💚
You are obviously completely ignorant to the 4:49 of that
era. Not to mention that race crimes have increased not decreased.
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When it comes to the lunch counters. I wouldnt have EATEN a DAMN thing in a white ran restuarant that didnt want me there. Unless I was visibly able to SEE the cooking.
They just sat there and that is what happen you go sit at a counter where you know you were not wanted
Why did so many millions of whites and Jews and other people vote for Barack Obama who was half black but grew up in the home of both his white mother but also his white grandmother. Well, liberals of the New Deal enacted Food and Drug legislation to protect against the poisoning of mass-produced food. Dr. King said you can't judge all members of a group just because of the sins of a few. If white racism is wrong (it is) then black racism (against Koreans, whites, Jews, Asians) must also be wrong.
@@robertshepherd8543 i guess you got a point. But if really racist people dont want certain ethnicities in their restaurants, whose to say what a cook could put in your food if you aint watching them cook. Like them digging in their noses then putting boogers in the ground beef, or spitting in soup or dropping the food on the floor just to put it back on the plate or grabbing a piece of bread then farting on it just to put it back on your burger. Thats what im talking about.
@@leomartin1603 Well, there was a program on TV way back, and Jerry Falwell was talking with Jesse Jackson about bad old days, and blacks worked in the kitchen. He knew of disgruntled blacks who spit in the food of the rich folks. Then served it to them. They later made a movie (fictional) about it. The movie was made up, but that sort of thing has been an issue all through history of kings, etc. So they had food-testers and wine-tasters. Dr King said, we are intertined. Our lives are intertwined, in a web of inescapable destiny. What affects you affects me. Thereis karma and it is real, and it keeps close accounts.
@@robertshepherd8543 like i said,Im not eating anywhere im not wanted.
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His assassination was the worst tragedy in American and possibly world history. I guess he was too great for this world!
27:20 now this is what people need to hear. I hear too many people that are either centrists or even progressive people having this idea that things will be better in the future and that we shouldn’t be fighting for a better future now because it is a waste of our time now. If we hadn’t fought so much before, we wouldn’t had improved to where we are now. If we don’t fight now, things won’t get better and could “go back” to even worse than we can imagine.
Not to bring in a Holocaust comparison in on a totally different topic, but I think it applies perfectly to show others how untrue the lie that the future is always better is. Germany was considered pretty progressive for its time (definitely not compared to right now) before their economy crumbled and we all know how downhill things went. Time didn’t simply make them more progressive. What determined how progressive they were had a lot more to do with pretty much every other factor but time. They became “less progressive” than anyone a couple decades early could even imagine.
We must keep at least attempting to make things better because we could not “progress naturally” as a society and even “regress”.
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So are you a chicken think about it
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I had dream that of you keep making jokes about about something so sensitive to black people and who some will be revisiting this video and see your comment..not a good idea..ijs
@@olepotatahead9451 I'm sorry if this has offended you in any way, but I wrote this because I had to write a speech/song about a matter, and I chose chicken, I was inspired by Martin Luther's speech so I decided to use the "I have a dream".
@@noahwade Sir..I'm nor offended or moved emotionally in any way (sad, mad, hatred or in 😢 tears) the simple fact that you thought "Chicken" was a trigger word ¹for me bc I am black..you probably need to ask yourself "Why did I think" chicken", was what she was talking about "🤔...but Sir it was the fact that you took words out of not just a speech for blacks ,but for alllll of us ..it's a freedom speech of how one of dreams was for white and black people would come together in this world... didn't your "Black Friends tell you..its a very sensitive and personal peace of our history..but ok ..jokey jokey ha ha ha ..is this what you needed..Have blessed Day.
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