Steve R.
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Transcript of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I have a dream' speech
The words of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech have traveled through generations. The famous speech was given during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963.
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On the day Biden assumed office, he issued Executive Orders, that made racism official US government policy. This was reiterated in a recent speech by Biden in Atlanta. In that speech Biden invoked King's name and asked the rhetorical question of "would you rather be on the side of King or Wallace" (paraphrased). Biden's words are ironic, as Biden has demonstrated that he is on the side of Wallace, not King. King advocated that a person's "worth" was based on the content of their character, not the color of one's skin. Seems that Biden, by implementing racist policies, was unaware of what he was really saying.
What is also extremely disturbing, those on the progressive left who actually support Biden's racist policies have abandoned King's dream of a color-free society. Consequently, those who support Biden's racist policies have no moral basis for complementing King's memory today, since they are demonizing King's dream of a color-free society based on the content of one's character.
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Since posting, this story appeared. A recognition that the left is attempting to erase King's legacy and that it must be prevented.
Black activists say CRT hurts Martin Luther King’s legacy
Black activists are taking aim at critical race theory as the nation celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day, arguing the theory that has spread across the country is the opposite of what King fought for during his life.
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Ironically, on this day when we remember and pay tribute to King, the leftist tide in inciting racist policies and erasing King's legacy may be running out of steam as evidenced by the headlines below. If the leftist tide of inciting racism is starting to abate, that is good news.
Midwest hospital chain stops using race-based COVID-19 treatment plan amid backlash
SSM Health, a Catholic hospital chain that operates 23 hospitals in Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma and Wisconsin, has stopped using race as a determining factor for prioritizing COVID-19 treatment.
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"Using race as preferential factor for treatment is 'profoundly unethical,' 'immoral,' and 'illegal,' attorneys say"
Minnesota removes race as a factor for COVID treatment eligibility after pressure
Minnesota removed race as a preferential factor regarding which COVID-19 patients will receive monoclonal antibody treatment.
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