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Current Events?More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
What? Isn't this 1968?
Damn, what was IN those mushrooms...........
The present is composed of many things.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
If there's any legitimacy to this biographer's claim that Dorothy cotton was the most important woman in Martin Luther King's life the public is indeed being cheated out of a rich source of information about who the man was and what his personal trials may have been.
This kind of past event is always present.
Jo
You can’t be serious, surely.TWO MEN CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY......
1) NEVER SMOKED A DAY IN HIS LIFE, NEVER CHEATED, DRESSED PROFESSIONAL, RESPECTED HIS TYPE OF WOMEN AND LOVED HIS TYPE OF KIDS
2) THE OTHER, DRESSED LIKE A SLOB, CHEATED LIKE CRAZY ON HIS WIFE, LOVED ALL, BUT COULD GIVE A DAMN ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT OF HIM
HITLER WAS NUMBER 1 AND CHURCHILL WAS NUMBER 2
WHO GOT THE BETTER OF HISTORICAL ACCOLADE?
The Globalist wants to assassinate the King's family for posting on their website of the trial about their father's assassination. Which James Earl Ray never had a trial. But they cannot assassinate them because of the King's family support for Pres.Trump. And so they are going to character assassinate their father so that nobody will care about hearing the truth about who murdered their father.More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
I heard Moses cheated too, oh and lets not forget Joan of Arc, smoked pot.....Trying to denagrade Dr. King is like trying to convince Trump the world hates him.....lost causeMore and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
TWO MEN CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY......
1) NEVER SMOKED A DAY IN HIS LIFE, NEVER CHEATED, DRESSED PROFESSIONAL, RESPECTED HIS TYPE OF WOMEN AND LOVED HIS TYPE OF KIDS
2) THE OTHER, DRESSED LIKE A SLOB, CHEATED LIKE CRAZY ON HIS WIFE, LOVED ALL, BUT COULD GIVE A DAMN ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT OF HIM
HITLER WAS NUMBER 1 AND CHURCHILL WAS NUMBER 2
WHO GOT THE BETTER OF HISTORICAL ACCOLADE?
Current Events?More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
Current Events?More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
What? Isn't this 1968?
Damn, what was IN those mushrooms...........
The present is composed of many things.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
If there's any legitimacy to this biographer's claim that Dorothy cotton was the most important woman in Martin Luther King's life the public is indeed being cheated out of a rich source of information about who the man was and what his personal trials may have been.
This kind of past event is always present.
Jo
Funny you should mention 1868, virtually the exact era of "forty acres and a mule". So your fantasy about "reparatons never more alive than today" kinda wrestled itself to the ground and pistol-whipped itself, leaving itself for the vultures to pick clean in the afternoon sun.
Who the fuck is "Dorothy cotton [sic]"? Aren't you the klown who thinks people don't use contractions? EDIT - no wait, that was "proud boy to be white". Y'all all look alike to me.
Current Events?More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
What? Isn't this 1968?
Damn, what was IN those mushrooms...........
The present is composed of many things.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
If there's any legitimacy to this biographer's claim that Dorothy cotton was the most important woman in Martin Luther King's life the public is indeed being cheated out of a rich source of information about who the man was and what his personal trials may have been.
This kind of past event is always present.
Jo
Funny you should mention 1868, virtually the exact era of "forty acres and a mule". So your fantasy about "reparatons never more alive than today" kinda wrestled itself to the ground and pistol-whipped itself, leaving itself for the vultures to pick clean in the afternoon sun.
Who the fuck is "Dorothy cotton [sic]"? Aren't you the klown who thinks people don't use contractions? EDIT - no wait, that was "proud boy to be white". Y'all all look alike to me.
No it's not funny it's called deliberate.
Not sure what that rambling mess of non sequitur that follows is all about but it does sound angry.
Who is Dorothy Cotton?
Why bro....you should really do more real reading.View attachment 266912
I heard Moses cheated too, oh and lets not forget Joan of Arc, smoked pot.....Trying to denagrade Dr. King is like trying to convince Trump the world hates him.....lost causeMore and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
So do we look passed what King apparently did in this era of #MeToo, or do we put all the facts out on the table ?
Current Events?
What? Isn't this 1968?
Damn, what was IN those mushrooms...........
The present is composed of many things.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
If there's any legitimacy to this biographer's claim that Dorothy cotton was the most important woman in Martin Luther King's life the public is indeed being cheated out of a rich source of information about who the man was and what his personal trials may have been.
This kind of past event is always present.
Jo
Funny you should mention 1868, virtually the exact era of "forty acres and a mule". So your fantasy about "reparatons never more alive than today" kinda wrestled itself to the ground and pistol-whipped itself, leaving itself for the vultures to pick clean in the afternoon sun.
Who the fuck is "Dorothy cotton [sic]"? Aren't you the klown who thinks people don't use contractions? EDIT - no wait, that was "proud boy to be white". Y'all all look alike to me.
No it's not funny it's called deliberate.
Not sure what that rambling mess of non sequitur that follows is all about but it does sound angry.
Who is Dorothy Cotton?
Why bro....you should really do more real reading.View attachment 266912
Whelp, whoever she is, she seems to have suddenly acquired a last name beginning with an uppercase letter, so I guess congratulations are in order.
What the rest of that post is about, and why it looks so unfamiliar to you, is American history. You're obviously oblivious to it, yet you went out on the limb of "never more alive than today" and that limb snapped like a twig, because you don't bother to do your homework.
I heard Moses cheated too, oh and lets not forget Joan of Arc, smoked pot.....Trying to denagrade Dr. King is like trying to convince Trump the world hates him.....lost causeMore and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
So do we look passed what King apparently did in this era of #MeToo, or do we put all the facts out on the table ?
Once again --- how come you're getting bent about chasing down rumors from fifty-plus years ago, while completely ignoring the far more accessible Kristin Anderson, Lisa Boyne, E. Jean Carroll, Rachel Crook, Jessica Drake, Jill Harth, Cathy Heller, Alva Johnson, Juliet Huddy, Ninni Laaksonen, Jessica Leeds, Temple Taggart McDowell, Mindy McGillivray, Jennifer Murphy, Cassandra Searles, Natasha Stoynoff, Ivana Trump, Karena Virginia and Summer Zervos?
I mean obviously you're into this bedroom-peeping shit, why traipse so far when so much more is close at hand?
Having it both ways: Priceless.
Besides that, isn't it instructive, in a typical partisan-hack kind of way, that a year ago y'all kept crowing "B-but but MLK was a Republican" and now it's this game of switcheroo-by-association Just sayin'.
What? Isn't this 1968?
Damn, what was IN those mushrooms...........
The present is composed of many things.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
If there's any legitimacy to this biographer's claim that Dorothy cotton was the most important woman in Martin Luther King's life the public is indeed being cheated out of a rich source of information about who the man was and what his personal trials may have been.
This kind of past event is always present.
Jo
Funny you should mention 1868, virtually the exact era of "forty acres and a mule". So your fantasy about "reparatons never more alive than today" kinda wrestled itself to the ground and pistol-whipped itself, leaving itself for the vultures to pick clean in the afternoon sun.
Who the fuck is "Dorothy cotton [sic]"? Aren't you the klown who thinks people don't use contractions? EDIT - no wait, that was "proud boy to be white". Y'all all look alike to me.
No it's not funny it's called deliberate.
Not sure what that rambling mess of non sequitur that follows is all about but it does sound angry.
Who is Dorothy Cotton?
Why bro....you should really do more real reading.View attachment 266912
Whelp, whoever she is, she seems to have suddenly acquired a last name beginning with an uppercase letter, so I guess congratulations are in order.
What the rest of that post is about, and why it looks so unfamiliar to you, is American history. You're obviously oblivious to it, yet you went out on the limb of "never more alive than today" and that limb snapped like a twig, because you don't bother to do your homework.
Boy, and I do call you Boy with a capital B.
if the entire substance of your objection rests on the single grammatical error of capitalization you are indeed a shallow as your skin color and have no business talking about content of anyone's character.
The subject has defeated you utterly to the point where you grasp at straws and ankle bite.
Your chains are showing.....Boy.
Jo
I heard Moses cheated too, oh and lets not forget Joan of Arc, smoked pot.....Trying to denagrade Dr. King is like trying to convince Trump the world hates him.....lost causeMore and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
So do we look passed what King apparently did in this era of #MeToo, or do we put all the facts out on the table ?
The present is composed of many things.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
If there's any legitimacy to this biographer's claim that Dorothy cotton was the most important woman in Martin Luther King's life the public is indeed being cheated out of a rich source of information about who the man was and what his personal trials may have been.
This kind of past event is always present.
Jo
Funny you should mention 1868, virtually the exact era of "forty acres and a mule". So your fantasy about "reparatons never more alive than today" kinda wrestled itself to the ground and pistol-whipped itself, leaving itself for the vultures to pick clean in the afternoon sun.
Who the fuck is "Dorothy cotton [sic]"? Aren't you the klown who thinks people don't use contractions? EDIT - no wait, that was "proud boy to be white". Y'all all look alike to me.
No it's not funny it's called deliberate.
Not sure what that rambling mess of non sequitur that follows is all about but it does sound angry.
Who is Dorothy Cotton?
Why bro....you should really do more real reading.View attachment 266912
Whelp, whoever she is, she seems to have suddenly acquired a last name beginning with an uppercase letter, so I guess congratulations are in order.
What the rest of that post is about, and why it looks so unfamiliar to you, is American history. You're obviously oblivious to it, yet you went out on the limb of "never more alive than today" and that limb snapped like a twig, because you don't bother to do your homework.
Boy, and I do call you Boy with a capital B.
if the entire substance of your objection rests on the single grammatical error of capitalization you are indeed a shallow as your skin color and have no business talking about content of anyone's character.
The subject has defeated you utterly to the point where you grasp at straws and ankle bite.
Your chains are showing.....Boy.
Jo
For the Illiterati ---- the substance there consists of "forty acres and a mule" and its relation to "1868" --- which I notice you're bending over backward to avoid. Judging by your last post alone that's because you're either too stupid to deal with it, or willing to appear that way on the internet.
I'm not, so we am done.
More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
Interesting, all this muckraking dedication to rumors about a guy who died half a century ago, while Kristin Anderson, Lisa Boyne, E. Jean Carroll, Rachel Crook, Jessica Drake, Jill Harth, Cathy Heller, Alva Johnson, Juliet Huddy, Ninni Laaksonen, Jessica Leeds, Temple Taggart McDowell, Mindy McGillivray, Jennifer Murphy, Cassandra Searles, Natasha Stoynoff, Ivana Trump, Karena Virginia and Summer Zervos are all independently just "lying".
Innit.
Partisan hacks. Such cat toys.
Funny you should mention 1868, virtually the exact era of "forty acres and a mule". So your fantasy about "reparatons never more alive than today" kinda wrestled itself to the ground and pistol-whipped itself, leaving itself for the vultures to pick clean in the afternoon sun.
Who the fuck is "Dorothy cotton [sic]"? Aren't you the klown who thinks people don't use contractions? EDIT - no wait, that was "proud boy to be white". Y'all all look alike to me.
No it's not funny it's called deliberate.
Not sure what that rambling mess of non sequitur that follows is all about but it does sound angry.
Who is Dorothy Cotton?
Why bro....you should really do more real reading.View attachment 266912
Whelp, whoever she is, she seems to have suddenly acquired a last name beginning with an uppercase letter, so I guess congratulations are in order.
What the rest of that post is about, and why it looks so unfamiliar to you, is American history. You're obviously oblivious to it, yet you went out on the limb of "never more alive than today" and that limb snapped like a twig, because you don't bother to do your homework.
Boy, and I do call you Boy with a capital B.
if the entire substance of your objection rests on the single grammatical error of capitalization you are indeed a shallow as your skin color and have no business talking about content of anyone's character.
The subject has defeated you utterly to the point where you grasp at straws and ankle bite.
Your chains are showing.....Boy.
Jo
For the Illiterati ---- the substance there consists of "forty acres and a mule" and its relation to "1868" --- which I notice you're bending over backward to avoid. Judging by your last post alone that's because you're either too stupid to deal with it, or willing to appear that way on the internet.
I'm not, so we am done.
I learned long ago to avoid non sequit
If you want to talk about 40 acres and a mule fine. Your clumsy attempt to leverage it into the conversation as some contradiction to the statement that I made about the length of social memory is just that.... Clumsy.
Jo
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
Interesting, all this muckraking dedication to rumors about a guy who died half a century ago, while Kristin Anderson, Lisa Boyne, E. Jean Carroll, Rachel Crook, Jessica Drake, Jill Harth, Cathy Heller, Alva Johnson, Juliet Huddy, Ninni Laaksonen, Jessica Leeds, Temple Taggart McDowell, Mindy McGillivray, Jennifer Murphy, Cassandra Searles, Natasha Stoynoff, Ivana Trump, Karena Virginia and Summer Zervos are all independently just "lying".
Innit.
Partisan hacks. Such cat toys.
A woman just accused Trump of rape last week and folks like this Dick Head OP label her a lying bitch, but he will go after a man who altered the history of America who has been dead for 50yrs. It's a fucking disgrace.
No it's not funny it's called deliberate.
Not sure what that rambling mess of non sequitur that follows is all about but it does sound angry.
Who is Dorothy Cotton?
Why bro....you should really do more real reading.View attachment 266912
Whelp, whoever she is, she seems to have suddenly acquired a last name beginning with an uppercase letter, so I guess congratulations are in order.
What the rest of that post is about, and why it looks so unfamiliar to you, is American history. You're obviously oblivious to it, yet you went out on the limb of "never more alive than today" and that limb snapped like a twig, because you don't bother to do your homework.
Boy, and I do call you Boy with a capital B.
if the entire substance of your objection rests on the single grammatical error of capitalization you are indeed a shallow as your skin color and have no business talking about content of anyone's character.
The subject has defeated you utterly to the point where you grasp at straws and ankle bite.
Your chains are showing.....Boy.
Jo
For the Illiterati ---- the substance there consists of "forty acres and a mule" and its relation to "1868" --- which I notice you're bending over backward to avoid. Judging by your last post alone that's because you're either too stupid to deal with it, or willing to appear that way on the internet.
I'm not, so we am done.
I learned long ago to avoid non sequit
If you want to talk about 40 acres and a mule fine. Your clumsy attempt to leverage it into the conversation as some contradiction to the statement that I made about the length of social memory is just that.... Clumsy.
Jo
I already did, JerkOff, and I did that specifically because your own ignorance brought it up. DUH??
ROLL TAPE.
1968 looks and feels like a long time ago.
But then again so does 1868... And yet the subject of reparations was never more alive than it is today.
More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
By The Conversation | Posted June 29, 2019 at 06:15 AM
In a recent article published in Standpoint Magazine, Pulitzer Prize-winning Martin Luther King Jr. biographer David Garrow details new information about King he discovered in FBI documents. The most damaging is that King may have witnessed – and encouraged – a sexual assault at a Washington, D.C. hotel in January 1964.
Some historians have cautioned against taking too much stock of Garrow’s findings; the FBI, after all, has a well-known track record of trying to undermine the beloved civil rights leader.
But in the ensuing controversy, one aspect of Garrow’s explosive, 7,800-word article has gone largely overlooked.
Garrow publishes content from FBI files noting that a woman named Dorothy Cotton was King’s “constant paramour.” He also details FBI wiretaps from 1964 noting that King’s wife, Coretta, “berated” him “for not spending enough time alone with her.” At the time of the phone call, according to the FBI files, King was with Dorothy at a hideaway apartment in Atlanta. Garrow, at one point in his piece, calls Cotton “the most important woman in King’s life.”
The other woman: New information comes out about Martin Luther King Jr.'s paramour
Interesting, all this muckraking dedication to rumors about a guy who died half a century ago, while Kristin Anderson, Lisa Boyne, E. Jean Carroll, Rachel Crook, Jessica Drake, Jill Harth, Cathy Heller, Alva Johnson, Juliet Huddy, Ninni Laaksonen, Jessica Leeds, Temple Taggart McDowell, Mindy McGillivray, Jennifer Murphy, Cassandra Searles, Natasha Stoynoff, Ivana Trump, Karena Virginia and Summer Zervos are all independently just "lying".
Innit.
Partisan hacks. Such cat toys.
A woman just accused Trump of rape last week and folks like this Dick Head OP label her a lying bitch, but he will go after a man who altered the history of America who has been dead for 50yrs. It's a fucking disgrace.
You should be mad at your own Lefty Brothers, Brutha. They are the ones who specialize in digging up old dirt and trying to make it relevant. Based on that same standard you have only yourselves to blame if ghosts from the past that happen to be true pop up and smear reputations that are important to you.
What would Christine Blasey Ford say about Dr. King's treatment of women?
Jo
Who gives a shit? The current president* is a rapist.More and more it's looking like MLK wasn't the saint everyone has always painted him to be.
