Martin Luther King: I believe I've Integrated my people into a Burning Building

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Would you mind presenting some data proving your claims?

He can't.....

yeah man, I was absolutely right to call you a c00n.

You calling me a c00n doesn't mean you're not an idiot.....

 

[UpAndComing]

Would you mind presenting some data proving your claims?

KKK formed because Black Economic power was rising up "too quickly" after Slavery

Or should I say DURING slavery

https://libres.uncg.edu/ir/uncg/f/L_Schweninger_Black_1989.pdf





Black Leaders During Reconstruction

Picture titled "Radical Members of the South Carolina Legislature", 1868



The Emancipation Proclamation didn't "free" Black people. It was to capitalize on the Black Economic Enterprise that was rising, and also to weaken it


Interesting

 

[Rekkapryde]

Both of them grew up where they could go to any public bathroom, sit anywhere they wanted on public transpo that they paid for, buy in any neighborhood they wanted etc so I'm gonna hit em with a look at the whole picture.
If your money was integrated you should be too.

Integration gave black folks a choice, and its up to individuals to choose to have other black folks back or not. Everybody else had a choice but black folk.
But in the end money usually gonna beat out race cause folks gotta eat and a lot sold cause they saw greener pastures.

If we were still segregated in 2022 these nikkas would be preaching differently.

Mufukkin Gospel. REPPED

MLK fought for equality and choice. Too many of our people abandoned each other when the choice was opened up. Others with the same choice still support their own primarily.

Everyone else can come in our areas and setup shop and prosper, but can we do the same? Not like they can.

 

[Rekkapryde]

T.I. didn't read the entire quote for context.

good shyt.

that's why cats need to stop getting their knowledge from rappers who aren't as knowledgeable on shyt as they claim or try to be.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

KKK formed because Black Economic power was rising up "too quickly" after Slavery

(1965) The Moynihan Report: The Negro Family, the Case for National Action •

Some of those were good reads..... .... BUT YOU ARE POSTING EXAMPLES OF THE ONE PERCENT OF nikkaS....... The overwhelming majority were locked out of mainstream employment/resources/etc.........

And you listing a link about the KKK during reconstruction proves my fukking point..... Most black advancement was wiped out via domestic terrorism...... CRA put an end to that....... If you can't legally protect your assets, then you really aint got shyt in this country

 

[UpAndComing]

Some of those were good reads..... .... BUT YOU ARE POSTING EXAMPLES OF THE ONE PERCENT OF nikkaS....... The overwhelming majority were locked out of mainstream employment/resources/etc.........

And you listing a link about the KKK during reconstruction proves my fukking point..... Most black advancement was wiped out via domestic terrorism...... CRA put an end to that....... If you can't legally protect your assets, then you really aint got shyt in this country

@CoryMack
@Threnody
@Wildhundreds
@alpo
@Rawtid
@HellRell804

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

The irony is, you posted Titan to validate your point, when AG GASTON threw a lot of bread behind the civil rights movement, and trying to get the University of Alabama integrated....... yall gon learn, boy yall gon learn.... and you blaming the rise of out of wedlock births on integration?

And you still have not expressed HOW integration cause black businesses to go out of business.... that is what nikkas don't want to discuss..... to pie to do such

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

MLK fought for equality and choice. Too many of our people abandoned each other when the choice was opened up. Others with the same choice still support their own primarily.

Now this is what these wanna be militant nikkas won't acknowledge

 

[get these nets]

@UpAndComing
You just posted a series of images of wealthy Blacks in pre Civil Rights Bills era. Many, if not most of the descendants of those people are successful themselves in 2022. Primarily because they come from driven and intelligent families, but also because of the expanded opportunities available to them post CRM.

You didn't really provide the proof that @karim asked for with that reply.

 

[UpAndComing]

@UpAndComing
You just posted a series of images of wealthy Blacks in pre Civil Rights Bills era. Many, if not most of the descendants of those people are successful themselves in 2022. Primarily because they come from driven and intelligent families, but also because of the expanded opportunities available to them post CRM.

You didn't really provide the proof that @karim asked for with that reply.

Have you read any of the books that was mentioned?

 

[CoryMack]

@CoryMack
@Threnody
@Wildhundreds
@alpo
@Rawtid
@HellRell804

when the nikka said Claude Anderson’s motivation for his life work was jealousy that when I knew I was talking to a madman. That’d be like saying MLK’s motivation was he couldn’t openly have a relationship with a white woman.

You let these nikkas talk long enough and they’ll reveal themselves everytime.

 

[get these nets]

Have you read any of the books that was mentioned?

This is a deflection.

But I've read most of the book Black Fortunes, am familiar with many of the moguls and businessmen and women from the eras covered in the rest of the books, and have had several discussions on this forum about them.

BOSS-The Black Experience in Business airing on PBS

Most importantly, there's an ongoing thread about America's Most Powerful Black Families which details multiple families who have maintained, increased, or lost and built back wealth created by their ancestors in the 18th and 19th centuries.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

when the nikka said Claude Anderson’s motivation for his life work was jealousy that when I knew I was talking to a madman. That’d be like saying MLK’s motivation was he couldn’t openly have a relationship with a white woman.

You let these nikkas talk long enough and they’ll reveal themselves everytime.

i didn’t say shyt about jealousy. I said he was mad/hurt…. I know you ain’t that bright but you ain’t gotta lie and put words in my mouth

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

So why weren’t more black ppl in the 50’s/60’s more vocal against the Civil Rights Act? Or at least ambivalent to the idea of integration in general?

Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam were firmly against integration.

 

[UpAndComing]

This is a deflection.

But I've read most of the book Black Fortunes, am familiar with many of the moguls and businessmen and women from the eras covered in the rest of the books, and have had several discussions on this forum about them.

BOSS-The Black Experience in Business airing on PBS

Most importantly, there's an ongoing thread about America's Most Powerful Black Families which details multiple families who have maintained, increased, or lost and built back wealth created by their ancestors in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Have you read any of the Books mentioned, yes or no?