MLK Day is more than a day off from work or school but is a chance to reflect on the life and message of Martin Luther King Jr. The Daily Show News Team past and present discuss Dr. King’s legacy and give some examples of what NOT to do on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. #DailyShow #MLKDay
You’all better have done better! Touché!❤ this white man is listening
ReplyHe will condemn both sides of politicians of taking millions of donation from AIPAC and ignoring the genocide in Gaza and apartheid in West Bank
ReplyHe didn’t die for you to curse like a sailor, and speak Ebonics
ReplyWhy can’t you speak like the character in which he spoke about?
ReplyDr. Martin Luther King would not be proud of either of these black women😊
ReplyI don’t really celebrate holidays
ReplyDid not mean to put the happy face logo there. I am very disappointed in the way many entertainers carry themselves today it is a disgrace. It is an affront to Martin Luther King and all the other civil rights activist that fought and died for our liberation and dignity
ReplyIt makes me sad that people don’t know the “that a man will not be judged by the color of his skin, but the content of his character.”
ReplyAs a white person I’m afraid to mention MLK these days because people will think I’m a Trumper… 😂
Reply0:21: 🎉 New Yorkers are asked about celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with some confusion and humor.
Reply3:28: 📺 Discussion about commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a comedic twist.
7:08: 🎉 Controversy over inappropriate MLK Day sale leads to event cancellation.
10:46: 🎙️ Proper commemoration of MLK’s legacy involves acknowledging his fight for racial equality, economic justice, and opposition to exploitation of the poor.
14:30: 💪 The overlooked contribution of women in the civil rights movement, particularly Coretta Scott King’s influence on Martin Luther King Jr.’s political development.
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Folks don’t know that’s why the CIA assassinated King. Once he started moving from black empowerment to fighting poverty and pulling people together. He became too powerful. A “ black messiah” as they called him and was deemed too dangerous. So let’s not forget the same folks that quote him today green lit his assassination.
ReplyBy full fully his dream. Cut the check
ReplyI quote from MLK I learned today. “Even if tomorrow was the end of the world, i would plant a tree today.” Something like that
ReplyWhat would Dr. King think of the vile racism of victimhood and lowered expectations?
ReplyLOL the Scooby Doo voice
Reply“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.” – Martin Luther King
MLK would definitely be flipping in his grave if he saw the “content of today’s culture’s character” People don’t realize your character can also open doors and not just the color of your skin tone.
ReplyWhat a great show! ❤ I am celebrating MLK Jr Day by reading his speeches and having discussions with others on his importance and legacy.
ReplyHaving lived most of my childhood far from the US and arrived in the states before 2000, I did not get the impression for even one second that Black Americans were or are treated, represented, considered, as equals in how systems have been and generally continue to be structured or how white people talk about non-whites. This country is as racist and colorist as pretty much the worst anywhere, but it’s even more frustrating to be here because there’s an all out war against those who acknowledge this truth.
ReplyLeslie 🥰 I hope that all your dreams come true 😅
Reply“Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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