#BlackLivesMatter AND THE NEW RACISM !

By Attorney Jonathan Emord

Author of "The Rise of Tyranny" and
"Global Censorship of Health Information" and
"Restore The Republic"

August 17, 2015
NewsWithViews.com

Martin Luther King’s dream for America was one of unity among all people regardless of race, a place of no bigotry, a place of no racial strife, a place where a person would be judged not by the color of his or her skin but by the content of his or her character. He believed in the promise of the Declaration of Independence and called upon America to allow that promise to reach its black citizens equally with its white citizens. 

His dream was one not of exclusion, separatism and hate but of inclusion, unity and love. He said, “I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood.” He wanted children regardless of race to be sisters and brothers, all Americans. He disavowed the politics of segregation, racism, and racial violence.

For that reason, Martin Luther King and Malcolm X were ideological opposites. During his Nation of Islam phase, Malcolm X called for the overthrow of “white people” whom he referred to as “devils.” Malcolm X argued that “blacks are superior to whites” and that blacks would eventually take-over the world. Malcolm X called Martin Luther King Jr. a stooge for the white establishment and referred to King’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech as a “farce.” Malcolm X believed the black and white races could never integrate and should never integrate because of black supremacy.

The #BlackLivesMatter movement more readily subscribes to the views of Malcolm X than it does the legacy of Martin Luther King. Like Malcolm X, the Black Lives Matter movement does not embrace the Declaration of Independence and the promise of equal justice under law and racial harmony for all. Instead the movement denounces the United States and all American institutions and advocates racial strife as a means to promote the interests of blacks at the expense of law and order.

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by Attorney Jonathan Emord