Donald Trump Called ‘Black Nazi Perv’ Mark Robinson Better Than MLK
Donald Trump called allegedly self-professed “Black Nazi” Mark Robinson “better than MLK” when he endorsed him to be the next North Carolina governor. Trump appeared at Robinson’s rally in March and adoringly talked up the lieutenant governor as he stood beside him on stage.
Donald Trump called allegedly self-professed “Black Nazi” Mark Robinson “better than MLK”, endorsing him as the next North ...
In an online message board prior to becoming Lt. Governor of North Carolina, Republican Mark Robinson referred to himself as ...
These days, Martin Luther King III is especially protective of how people use his father's legacy. When former ...
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Biden says Americans must commit to King’s work Americans must commit to the unfinished work of Martin Luther King Jr., President Joe Biden said Monday ...
Martin Luther King III and Rev Al Sharpton are set to hold a nationwide march in defence of voting rights on 28 August – the 58th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington. Dubbed “March On ...
WEDNESDAY MARKS 61 YEARS SINCE HIS FATHER, MARTIN LUT Martin Luther King III continued his visit to Omaha on Saturday.He was at the Great Plains Black History Museum.This came after he was ...
Cross country book tour begins next week including stops at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library (with Martin Luther King ...
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee is joining the call of Martin Luther King III to hold a speak-out and community wide march to demand the passage now of the Freedom to Vote Act and the John Robert ...
Martin Luther King III spoke to a crowd at the Omaha Hilton. “We have to learn to work with one another,” he said. King evoked the legacy of his father, leader of the civil rights movement ...
"It's important that we make sure that the lessons of leadership JFK and my father exemplified are not lost," Martin Luther King III told an audience that packed Meharry Hall at DePauw ...
In an excerpt from the book “Vote With Your Phone,” Martin Luther King III argues that mobile voting would empower […] ...
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