Coretta Scott King once helped successfully quash legislation from Republicans and Democrats that would have caused illegal immigration to surge.
Eight people were wounded Monday night after what St. Lucie County Chief Deputy Brian Hester described as a “disagreement” around 5:20 p.m. led to shots fired during an MLK event.
America’s working class, and specifically black men, have had their employment opportunities and wages crushed by waves of low-skilled illegal immigration, the United States Commission on Civil Rights finds.
MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson said Monday on “Deadline” that Republicans pass voting laws because many white people “would rather have their own lives inconvenienced than run the risk of black people being on an equal plane.”
Vaccine mandates exclude “vast amounts of black Americans from being able to work,” Paris Dennard said ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Republicans are on the the side of Martin Luther King, while Biden and Democrats are on the side of George Wallace, Rep. Drew Ferguson said.
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s wife, Coretta Scott King, once declared that barring illegal aliens from taking jobs in the United States is necessary to “stopping … the undercutting of American jobs and living standards.”
A group of Black Lives Matter protesters took over a Seattle, Washington, freeway Monday. The group shut down traffic on the freeway and forced a police response.
Evangelist Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK), says that, though “widespread conflict and mutual distrust abound, we still have a Dream.”
Civil rights icon Barbara Jordan warned more than two decades ago of mass immigration’s impact on black Americans. To this day, her reforms to aid the black community have remained unfulfilled.
Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) reportedly said that despite the “symbolism” of Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) deciding to announce her run for president on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, voters had yet to see her provide “substance.”
