How To Honor Dr. King — Through Evolving & Action

“Dr King was a man of action. Dr King was a man of thoughts and his thoughts were a result of his actions”

• Kwame Ture

As I reflect on just where we are politically and historically at this particular point in time I began to analyze some of my past writings. I examined my analysis from 2020 and the ways in which my analysis was correct and incorrect. I found that my warnings and predictions that a Biden/Harris administration would bring about even more oppression, with even less resistance from those who claim work for us. The amerikkkan government’s ability to co-opt and subdue the revolutionary fervor of our People is nothing new, and was on display the last few days. Every year for MLK Day, we watch the reduction and revision of King. “A Day of Service ‘’, MLK 365, marches and parades that are planned and attended by genocidal government officials and murderous pigs. This is not the type of action MLK was about — in fact this is against the evolution Dr. King was undertaking as he was assassinated.

As I look at an ever evolving King, I began to reflect on a 2015 speech I wrote for MLK day; To look at my own political evolution. The speech went as follows:

“As we gather here today to celebrate a man who has been heralded as the most influential individual in the civil rights…