As a kid I was a big fan of MLK and then I got older I learned about his womanizing and other moral issues. Then as I got older I reached a point where I just stopped reading about him because the more I learned the more disgusted I became. If anyone has watched the Uncle Tom movies that Larry Elder produces, the most recent one talks about the marxist infiltration of the civil rights movement and it looks like the next one is going to talk about MLK and his influences based on how the last one ended. I did learn about what the OP posted a few years ago.

I personally follow the "judge by content of character" philosophy as a Christian because despite knowing about statistics and demographic data I'm willing to give any individual a chance. I'm also all for people getting an equal opportunity but that involves getting rid of things like affirmative action or firing people who think that a company should reflect the population because that makes as much sense as the diversity for the sake of diversity mindset.

I'm tired of the anti-white hatred and a blind man could see it. I keep pointing out that everyone who is "oppressed" in America or any other western country never seems to want to go find the non-white paradise of their choosing.

I really wish Booker T Washington was revered like MLK is. But he is attacked to this day even though he called out race grifters and stressed the importance of learning a skill and being the best you can be. Amongst other things.

While I may have a pollyana style optimism, as much as I would love to see the world join hands and sing about peace and brotherhood I fully believe that voluntary segregation or integration is fine. Granted people only get upset if whites choose to associate with each other but the fact remains that you shouldn’t force people together who don't want to associate or you shouldn't force people apart who want to associate.