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Reminder for the sheep celebrating MLK's heritage today

Honestly didn’t know that. As many people also know, he was also a womanizing socialist. Hey, nobody’s perfect. ;)

I do agree 100% with his vision of judging people by the content of their character, and not by the color of their skin. We have to work that much harder to discredit identity politics, which has had a terrible impact on our culture.
I don't judge based on race...just don't want their race in my family...unfortunately as stupid as white wimmins are these days I may be fighting a losing battle.
 
Condaleeza Rice and I share the same DNA admix. She is weighted toward Sub Saharan African, I toward European Caucasian. She is Sub Saharan African-Cherokee-European Caucasian. She earned her Bachelors degree in political Science at University of Denver in 1974, her Masters at Notre Dame in 1975 and her PHD in International Studies at the University of Denver in 1981. Her IQ is in the Mensa range.

My white mother married my tri-racial father and clung to him till he died of leukemia at age 75. I am Congolese-Liberia-Cherokee-European Caucasian. I had great parents and as I aged I realized what a gift the Great Father gave to me. I take tremendous pride in all three races. My white mother was not stupid.
 
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Condaleeza Rice and I share the same DNA admix. She is weighted toward Sub Saharan African, I toward European Caucasian. She is Sub Saharan African-Cherokee-European Caucasian. She earned her Bachelors degree in political Science at University of Denver in 1974, her Masters at Notre Dame in 1975 and her PHD in International Studies at the University of Denver in 1981. Her IQ is in the Mensa range.

My white mother married my tri-racial father and clung to him till he died of leukemia at age 75. I am Congolese-Liberia-Cherokee-European Caucasian. I had great parents and as I aged I realized what a gift the Great Father gave to me. I take tremendous pride in all three races. My white mother was not stupid.

And neither was the son that she brought into this world!
 
A Reminder That Two Southern States Still Celebrate Robert E. Lee’s Birthday on MLK Day

By Molly Olmstead, January 19, 2019
On Monday, when the rest of the country is taking the day off in commemoration of one of America’s civil rights heroes, the denizens of two states will get a remarkable choice: You can celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., or you can celebrate that of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
In Mississippi and Alabama, those days are officially the same, and the civil rights icon and the commander of the Confederate army are celebrated jointly, as two equally noble characters of American history. In Alabama, Lee gets first billing. (Mississippi downplays Lee in official documents). The two states have celebrated Lee’s birthday since the 1800s and began celebrating King’s in 1983. Read more ...
 
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