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Racism Embarrasses Me
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January 27, 2014 by Jan Stone

I recently saw Lee Daniels’ The Butler. Forest Whitaker plays a character based on Eugene Allen, a House Butler who served at …
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Category: Barack Obama, basic human rights, civil rights, Education, Fact Checking, Feminists, Martin Luther King, Montgomery Alabama, National Rifle Association, right wing extremists, Segretation, Senate, Shame, U.S. Politics, Wisdom | Tags: Concentration Camps, equal rights, Eugene Allen, Forest Whitaker, KKK, Lee Daniels, NRA, NRA Terrorists, racism, The Butler, The Middle Passage, Violence
Less than 60 yrs ago this was written. Too little has changed.
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January 20, 2014 by Jan Stone

Inez Jessie Baskin Papers, Alabama Department of Archives and History, Montgomery, Alabama. Thank you to Slate, again.

Category: Amendments, basic human rights, Bible, Christianity, Civil Rights, Education, Entitlement Reform, Entitlements, ethics, Ethics Committee, Evolution, Fact Checking, Facts, Founding Fathers, Human Rights, Knowledge, Martin Luther King, mean, Montgomery Alabama, Religion, Respectful, right wing extremists, Salon, segregation, Selfish, Shame, Stop Being Stupid, U.S. Elections, U.S. Politics, U.S. Supreme Court, United States Senate, War, Wisdom | Tags: hypocrisy, integration, Martin Luther King Jr., Montgomery Alabama, Montgomery Bus Suggestions, non-violence, segregation
The Content of Our Country’s Character Still a Shame…read it & weep
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January 20, 2014 by Jan Stone

Thanks to usconstitution.net for the transcript taken from a recording of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech: …
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Category: basic human rights, civil rights, Entitlement Reform, Human Rights, Martin Luther King, U.S. Politics | Tags: color, I have a dream, Martin Luther King Jr., prejudice
48 Years Ago MLK Finally Able to March from Selma
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March 21, 2013 by Jan Stone

On March 21, 1965 the Alabama Freedom March was conducted, after being turned down twice. The other two times state …
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Category: Assault Weapons, civil rights, Conservative Politics, Founding Fathers, Martin Luther King, U.S. Politics | Tags: Assault Weapons, hypocrisy, NRA, Selma March, U.S. Politics

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