Hi! I’m Cheyanne, The Hill’s race and politics reporter
or maybe "Rassen-politischen"
Sounds better in the original German.
F off - DIE IS racism.
I skimmed the article. This guy sounds like a racist. We don’t need people like him.
The 1960s were the beginning of the end for America, when political assassinations and the deep state were normalized, JFK, MLK, and RFK were all killed by what I believe was power that actually runs this country
Throw in people like George Wallace that was nearly assassinated and since that time we’ve colla
As many here no doubt recall, democracy is best described as two wolves and a sheep voting on the dinner menu.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/news/4030432/posts?page=19#19
https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/104-10125-10133.pdf
SUBJECT: MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
A CURRENT ANALYSIS
DATE: MARCH 12, 1968
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTIONS 1
Washington Spring Project 1
Black Nationalist Terror 2
Strong Communist Influence 3
Explosive Situation 3
II. FORMATION OF SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 4
Hi! I’m Cheyanne, The Hill’s race and politics reporter
or maybe "Rassen-politischen"
Sounds better in the original German.
I was 13 and not three miles away from the 1967 Detroit race riots.
I left that stinkin’ city and state in 1972 and never looked back.
I’ll never forget April 4,1968. I heard the news and rushed from my dorm at Howard University to Georgia Avenue- the main thoroughfare, to see what was going on. I remember the shock at seeing everything down that street - ablaze! I remember going closer and being surrounded by throngs of looters that were angry. One touching moment was when a Mom tugged at her son’s shirt begging him not to go in a store. He told her he was going in there for her! It was wrong. It was misguided but there was such a force of anger that fueled the violence that occurred that night that honestly equated to them being out of control due to the manifestation of heartbreak. Our leader was murdered!
That moment was different from current Antifa “fake riots” we see today. I just wish the anger from ‘68 could have been harnessed to seek change and to get us where many Blacks ( at least 20%) are now- wanting to work within the political system to make this country great again!
I’ll never forget April 4,1968. I heard the news and rushed from my dorm at Howard University to Georgia Avenue- the main thoroughfare, to see what was going on. I remember the shock at seeing everything down that street - ablaze! I remember going closer and being surrounded by throngs of looters that were angry. One touching moment was when a Mom tugged at her son’s shirt begging him not to go in a store. He told her he was going in there for her! It was wrong. It was misguided but there was such a force of anger that fueled the violence that occurred that night that honestly equated to them being out of control due to the manifestation of heartbreak. Our leader was murdered!
That moment was different from current Antifa “fake riots” we see today. I just wish the anger from ‘68 could have been harnessed to seek change and to get us where many Blacks ( at least 20%) are now- wanting to work within the political system to make this country great again!
I remember two signs that went up on homes back then.
SOUL BROTHER
and
“THIS HOUSE IS NOT ARMED.” (This one did not stay up long as during the riots people fled to gun stores only to find the 1968 Gun Control Law had been passed.)