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Martin Luther King Taught race blindness instead of race obsession everyone is inherently equal no matter of skin color

The people that think there limited based on their skin color is what is wrong with the system.

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 @B9H5R7X from Florida  disagreed…5mos5MO

kids should be aware of the racism that is going around this country. Racism is ruining this country. Look at what is going on right now with immigration its ridiculous. We people of color are not safe right now.

 @B9GZ5WXIndependent from Minnesota  agreed…5mos5MO

I do agree with this comment. people can do anything regardless of race, and I think it is racist to assume just cause someone is diffrent race than you means that they cant do what you can do

 @B9GX6H4Independent from Nebraska  agreed…5mos5MO

Dr Martin Luther King wanted to make progress. He knew that even when people are speaking up racism will never fully go away. There will always be people out there that look at someones skin color and think less of them. That wasn't the goal of Dr Martin Luther King. His goal was to create waves and put out the idea of change. So in the future people would be able to get justice for acts of hate and we could live in a safer world. Its sad to think that in this day of age after so much fighting for it that racism still happens. You are right. Everyone is equal no matter who they love, what skin color they have, what religion they are, but to say it doesn't exist, to say racism or sexism or homophobic people don't exist is simply not true.

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