Black People : Did Hillary dismiss Dr. King's Role

[Destee]

Did Hillary dismiss Dr. King's Role ?

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Destee

 

[PLATINUMILLITY1]

Can I just say wow......wowowowowowowooooo O Wow
This will be a light in the face for those who say Hilary could ever be better for this presidency. I have to say that my heart is still where it was before this Video, but I appreaciate you posting it up Destee...Much love..I also watch the Brother who spoke....Randall Robinson he had something to contribute for serious!

I also watched the one with her gaining some votes by being scared of the Black man(If that was fear)

~Bless Mother Sister Destee~

 

[King Tubbs]

"Did Hillary dismiss Dr. King's Role ?"

In my opinion no, she didnt.

It was Dr King's dream that inspired LBJ to take the necessary steps to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

All shes saying in plain English is, its ok to have a dream but when push comes to shove, you need somebody in government like a president to actually make it true.

I saw this fiercely debated on another black website but to be honest I cant see whats the fuss about, its not the first time in this campaign she said this, although you can debate the ultimate success or failure of the Civil Rights Act, I think looking back 40 years later it failed miserably, theres no denying it wouldn't have gone anywhere if the president didn't sign it.

 

[Omowale Jabali]

"Did Hillary dismiss Dr. King's Role ?"

In my opinion no, she didnt.

It was Dr King's dream that inspired LBJ to take the necessary steps to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

All shes saying in plain English is, its ok to have a dream but when push comes to shove, you need somebody in government like a president to actually make it true.

I saw this fiercely debated on another black website but to be honest I cant see whats the fuss about, its not the first time in this campaign she said this, although you can debate the ultimate success or failure of the Civil Rights Act, I think looking back 40 years later it failed miserably, theres no denying it wouldn't have gone anywhere if the president didn't sign it.

I think she actually was speaking of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

In this context, I doubt that if it "failed miserably" that Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Shirley Chisholm, Lenora Fulani or Barack Obama would have been on any ballots let alone considered a frontrunner in any senatorial or presidential campaign.

 

[PLATINUMILLITY1]

Justify the person....smh

May I just Make another imput.....Why after so long......If it was a dream before he Spoke of it....and peace...has some what come about....Is It Still Dr. Kings DREAM...why not his vision....now I mean....why not his Deja Vu or something
Am I Okay to believe that have not only Caucasians put him to rest as the Black Speaker with a dream(ha!) Dr. something....But We The People who need strive for the Dream most of All?
Do we refer to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Hope for u as lost....irrelevant....ignorant......empty.....false hoped......(I am trying to get it all)......Or now that he is gone and we can at least use the same restrooms, that what he DID did not matter....Has a no respect factor.....?

Also...Who has been out in jail for standing up for themselves(with the face of innocence)

Oh....a Black Man who is not president is false hoped because no one will listen until the president Will........No one will fight or care until a respected racial figure has made an objective statement....

Yeah she was wrong...and if ya can read body language....LOOK at her when he first begins to address the statement...LOOK at her when she says Dr. Kings_________....LOOK and feel her presence when she begins to fact out the presidents LyndonBJ's passing of the act

And why......is all of this brought up JUST BECAUSE the Black Man decides to Stand Up
We can have that without mentioning what the Other Blacks did for him
Thats recognition????
I can't wait to see what happens on Black History Month(as if there is one)

~Bless~
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