Dr. King no doubt, was a servant of racial and economic injustice. He made the world better for black folks and all melanated people. His righteousness did exalt nations against the liars and the naughty tongues. Perhaps we would have had another person fighting for our civil and humanitarian rights, but it was Dr. King who made those lead sacrifices. It cost him his life at 39 and he knew it. Dr. King was still willing to do what he was purposed to do. King wasn't concerned about the longevity of his life. He just wanted to do God's will and fight for his people. He wasn't alone. There were people all over the world standing in agreement with the fight of freedom and liberation for black melanated folks to be treated like our European American citizens were. We are human beings. Some of those same systems which are controlled by people (wypipo) are inundated by a house full of sacrifices with strife. They still seem to have amnesia when it comes to the laws of liberty and justice for all part. Dr. Martin Luther King just wanted them to be true to what they wrote on paper, and they still do not follow their own rules.

Dr. King fought for me, and I wasn't even born yet. I don't know what it feels like to drink from a colored only water fountain or not be allowed to go to the school of my choice. The treatment he and other freedom fighters received was terrible. King made life better for me and I will always honor him for all of the sacrifices he made. There are men and women that don't even know what the word means when it comes to sacrificing anything. They are full of distractions and selfish. A man can definitely learn what sacrifice is from Dr. King. There are people who don't even teach their kids about their history or Dr. King's legacy. Shame on you all who don't. Your children really need to know their history to understand life and the world we live in. There's not always going to be shades of gray. There is black and white because some folks are stuck there. Maybe not you. Thank God
for the majority.

Fools in their folly never learn. They remain stuck in their wickedness. What if we did not join hands in desegregation and remained segregated? What if Dr. King was still alive? We would be on another level. The distribution of wealth would be normal. We would have our own educational systems, our own hospitals and all the things we need to sustain ourselves. Our world would be different, and they knew it so they wanted to end his life. We still could have those things but a lot of us aren't willing to sacrifice and make life better for others. Most people are just thinking about their own survival or their own families. Dr. Martin Luther King wasn't like that. He was thinking about us all. Although they continue on their menus trying to break our spirits, we still have a merry heart because there is a powerful source on the inside of us.

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