Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr.

Tamstrong said:
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A pretty woman's kiss always makes a man smile no matter how well known you are!
 
Tony Soprano said:
Well done Tam.:smt023
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Thanks, Tony. ;)

pettyofficerj said:
I should have taken off work today and went down to DC

I think I would have shed a tear there

I owe that man and many others like him a lot
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We all owe much appreciation to those who sacrificed themselves to make the world a better place. It's easy to forget how blessed we are as a result of those sacrifices & hard work.



archangel said:
A pretty woman's kiss always makes a man smile no matter how well known you are!
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This is one of my favorite MLK pics. His expression is priceless. :D
 
pettyofficerj said:
picture says a thousand words

i hope the hatred and dissent some people here have towards non-black men of any color, goes away

King wouldn't have wanted that

there are good white guys out there that aren't looking to oppress a mothafucka
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yeah, well there were crazy ass blacks upset about an asian man was the sculpture
 
pettyofficerj said:
this guy was our real first black president, IMO

imagine Obama giving a speech from the Dr King Memorial...

damn

people would be in tears:smt022
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GOP would have made something of it...like

oh he is being a racist. because mlk was a race baitor thus obummer is a racse baitor

oh you see I told you he is a commie.

MLK was a commie.

oh he is playing the race card
 
Sometimes I wonder what Dr. King would think of the State of Affairs for Peoples of African Descent. I will be stopping by the King Memorial this Saturday in Washington D.C. My wife and son will be standing with me at the memorial for a picture to have for my son when he is old enough to understand that we represent as a family united as what Dr. King hoped for despite skin colors.
 
Blacktiger2005 said:
Sometimes I wonder what Dr. King would think of the State of Affairs for Peoples of African Descent. I will be stopping by the King Memorial this Saturday in Washington D.C. My wife and son will be standing with me at the memorial for a picture to have for my son when he is old enough to understand that we represent as a family united as what Dr. King hoped for despite skin colors.
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if he as alive today. he would have mixed emotions.
 
goodlove said:
if he as alive today. he would have mixed emotions.
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If nothing else it would have been something if Dr. King lived long enough into his old age to have seen the first black President elected. I want to get a portrait painted made with Dr. King with his hand outreach to President Obama who in turn has his hand outreached back to him.
 
Blacktiger2005 said:
If nothing else it would have been something if Dr. King lived long enough into his old age to have seen the first black President elected. I want to get a portrait painted made with Dr. King with his hand outreach to President Obama who in turn has his hand outreached back to him.
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yeah MLK would be some distance outstretched and booker t and fred douglas behind mlk. malcom beside mlk. between malcom and obama would be colin powell and condelezza rice. then obama reaches his hand toward us
 
goodlove said:
yeah MLK would be some distance outstretched and booker t and fred douglas behind mlk. malcom beside mlk. between malcom and obama would be colin powell and condelezza rice. then obama reaches his hand toward us
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Sounds like an idea to include in that portrait others in the background who contributed to President Obama's historic election.
 
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