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4 Ways Martin Luther King Was More Radical Than You Thought

The slain civil rights leader was a critic of capitalism and the Vietnam War, and a champion of reproductive rights.

Mr. President, read this sermon by Martin Luther King Jr.

"Trump would have learned much from King’s sermon about colonialism and exploitation and the new, independent nations that were about to be born across Africa. He would have heard King preach, “that for years and for centuries, Africa has been one of the most exploited continents in the history of the world.”

Instead of disrespecting people of color, an American president celebrating “King Day” in 2018 should have been informed that it was Europeans who exploited Africans and sold them into slavery. He would have understood why the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. started weeping, crying for joy, as he stood in Accra in March 1957 and watched the Union Jack come down and the new flag of Ghana go up — signifying the change from British colony to a free sovereign people."






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