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Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea
My poor Praxeas ... if we are to use your definition of politician ... then MLK was a politician ...
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dan, you said MLK was a politican, then you say he was not...which is it? Aren't you just obfuscating now?
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Some examples:
1956 King speaks before the platform committee of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, recommending a strong civil rights plank in the party platform.
1965
August - December
In Alabama, SCLC spearheads voter registration campaigns in Green and Wilcox counties, and in the cities of Montgomery, Birmingham, and Eutaw, Alabama.
1966 -
Spring
Dr. King tours Alabama to help elect black candidates.
The Alabama Primary is held, and for the first time since Reconstruction, blacks vote in significant numbers.
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So he probably WAS a politician like you said he was, then said he wasn't. At this point it doesn't really seem relevant. Im sure they were great leaders, good men....maybe even good Christians, though good is somewhat subjective. Im sure we can say they were both great political activists...or maybe someone will say MLK was and JF was only a good political activist. etc etc etc, but that is my opinion...I've never looked to JW as my Christian leader....