My bet will always be on a man that was a solid hero to all people, but especially to the melanated black people. He was a young Dr. and King. He was a threat to the European power structures, trying to take us under. I get the feeling all of the time and wonder, why they still playing around with this chosen thunder. Yahweh is bringing judgment upon the land. They still lust for melanated black people to hold first place in second class citizenship. We will continue to fight against it. "The time is always right to do what is right." It is never to late. What are you doing with this piece of history on your plates?

If you want to aspire to be a better man in this society, take notes from Dr. King. King can definitely teach you a few things. Martin was an action man. Where is your action, black man? What is it that you are you fighting for? Where is your plan? If you want to know if a person really loves and care about you, it will all be revealed through their actions. You won't have to guess. You will know. They will show you. No one was in the dark concerning the action plan Dr. King showed to the United States of America. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr wasn't a perfect man, but Yah (God) used him to teach black men how to strengthen and straighten their backs up, economically and socially. His righteousness did exalt nations. What are you doing? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr literally gave his life so that his people could see a difference in their communities with equal treatment under the law and the power of their own dollars working in their favor.

If you want your children to have powerful seeds of greatness, train and teach them about service. Dr. King is one of the best examples. Tell them about one of the greatest servants (King). Some of your children are lost, lazy, and extremely inconsiderate. Why aren't you pushing them to serve folks in their community? They are young. How about serving in nursing homes. They should be helping out their elders and checking on their own grandparents. If you have children still living in your home, you are encouraged to share this history with them. King was a young man around the age of twenty when he answered the assignment as a freedom fighter for justice. You still have time to change those young minds if they are still in your house.

We are truly appreciative of all individuals who have stood on the right side of history in the name of a black woman who raised humanity. For those who still remain in your stance trying not to understand (on purpose) by asking asinine questions like, "Why do you guys have to always make it about race? There were other people enslaved, not just black people. Black people owned slaves too." Let me say unto you that, "until the color of your skin is a target, you will never understand." You won't understand this either.

"We don't hate nobody over their color, we hate oppression." Take some notes so that you can remember that. Oppression is not being orchestrated by anyone in this moment and time other than those trying their best to keep that good ole white supremacy alive.

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