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Every conservative blogger received cash & gifts in exchange for endorsing Bush in the 2004 election: [Read More]
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» MLK-BLOGGING from Michelle Malkin
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» Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday from The Glittering Eye
In the family in which I was reared in those ancient pre-civil rights movement days one of the very worst sins you could commit was racism. Ethnic slurs were forbidden. Everyone should be treated with consideration and respect. Period. But... [Read More]
» Liberal Elites Defile King's Dream from La Shawn Barber's Corner
< The following is a previously published column about Martin Luther King, Jr., and the liberal elites who taint his idea of character over color. I've heard the stories and rumors about King's infidelities (and other things), but this post is about ... [Read More]
» Martin Luther King Jr. Day from In the Agora
Here in the States it's Martin Luther King Jr. Day. While it's partially set aside to remember Michael King, better known as Martin Luther King, Jr., the main point of the day is to remember all that he stood for.... [Read More]
» Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday from The Glittering Eye
In the family in which I was reared in those ancient pre-civil rights movement days one of the very worst sins you could commit was racism. Ethnic slurs were forbidden. Everyone should be treated with consideration and respect. Period. But... [Read More]
» Martin Luther King Jr. Day from In the Agora
Here in the States it's Martin Luther King Jr. Day. While it's partially set aside to remember Michael King, better known as Martin Luther King, Jr., the main point of the day is to remember all that he stood for.... [Read More]
» And From Another Black Conservative... A Tribute to Dr. King from ISOU
Class... Pure Class...... [Read More]
» Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday from The Glittering Eye
In the family in which I was reared in those ancient pre-civil rights movement days one of the very worst sins you could commit was racism. Ethnic slurs were forbidden. Everyone should be treated with consideration and respect. Period. But... [Read More]
» Thoughts on the Meaning of the Life of Martin Luth from GM's Corner
At the beginning of the school year in 1957 we had just moved to Beebe, Arkansas where we would be living while my dad was the Regular Army Advisor to the Arkansas National Guard.
The civil rights revolution hadn't touched us yet, we had spent the... [Read More]
» Linkified Lyrics from Prochein Amy
Inspired by Dana at Note It Posts.
Wonderful World (Don't Know Much)
sung by Sam Cooke
Don't know much about history
Don't know much biology
Don't know much about science book
Don't know much about the French I took
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