LOL...did you read your quote
He approves of interracial marriage
duh, "not to be his brother in law but his brother" Read the entire quote in context, it is quite clear that he did not support interracial marriage. He said it happened, that's all.
King On Intermarriage
"In a truly integrated society, in¬ terracial marriage should be legal. This is not a true problem, since individuals marry, not races. School integration has not led to an in¬ crease in such marriages. The basic aim of the Negro is not to become the white man's brother-in-law, but his brother."
LOL- and once again Redfish swings and misses.
Martin Luther King Jr. says interracial marriage should be legal- and never says anything against inter-racial marriage.
Swing and miss.
"The basic aim of the Negro is not to become the white man's brother-in-law, but his brother."
what exactly do you think that means, dingleberry? If he was for interracial marriage he would have said ".... to become his brother in law and his brother"
MLK did great things, it does him a disservice to lie about him like you libs continually do.
BTW, his son and niece voted for and support Trump. Are they traitors to his memory, or are they intelligent thinking americans?
LOL- who is lying? I mean other than you?
Martin Luther King said nothing against inter-marriage in that statement- you just want to imagine that he did.
Why would anyone be a traitor to anyone by how they voted?
Unlike yourself- I consider all Americans to be intelligent thinking Americans.
The question is why don't you consider the 90% of African Americans who voted for Hillary Clinton to be intelligent Americans?
Meanwhile- what his niece said:
“I pray that all polar opposites learn to Agape Love, live and work together as brothers and sisters—or perish as fools,” she told the American Thinker, responding to a question about whether she hopes Trump will be a pro-life president. “While I voted for Mr. Trump, my confidence remains in God, for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Prayers for President-elect Trump, Congressman Lewis, and everyone including leaders.”
And his son? No record of him voting for Trump- just meeting with him.
And his wife? She is denounced Trump's AG pick long ago
Coretta Scott King's Scathing Takedown Of Jeff Sessions Is A Must-Read | The Huffington Post
Author Coretta Scott King, the widow of
Martin Luther King Jr., wrote a scathing testimony against Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) when he was being considered for federal judgeship in 1986. In a letter sent to then-Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), King wrote that Sessions “lacks the temperament, fairness, and judgement to be a federal judge” and said that his appointment “would irreparably damage the work of my husband.”