Category: Martin Luther KingBy Nail Em Up on Jan 2, 2010 in Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Pakistan | View Comments
The professional widow serves a particular role in American life. Generally these women were the wives of prominent political figures who were assassinated or came to some sort of tragic end. The group includes Ethel Kennedy, widow of Bobby Kennedy; Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcom X; and Coretta Scott King, widow of Martin Luther King [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Feb 24, 2009 in Barack Obama, FBI, FISA, GLBT, George Bush, Martin Luther King, Washington Post | View Comments
I will just go ahead and say upfront that I was saddened by the following article, and the information contained therein (major H/T to Andy for alerting me to this piece), J. Edgar Moyers The TV moralist’s government record. Why? Because Bill Moyers is someone for whom I had respect. His series with Joseph Campbell [...]
By SusanUnPC on Feb 13, 2009 in Counterterrorism, Martin Luther King, Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, State Department, State Department Press Briefings | View Comments
I’ve decided, when possible, to write up an update for all of you on Hillary’s and the State Department’s most interesting and newsworthy events, including, below the fold, news about Envoy Richard Holbrooke’s progress in Pakistan as well as Hillary’s remarks on her vision for Envoy Holbrooke’s role. Below, we’ll also discuss Secretary Clinton’s important [...]
By LisaB on Nov 15, 2008 in African Americans, Barack Obama, Campaign promises, Congress (House & Senate), Corruption, Current Affairs, Economy, Education, Housing & Housing Crisis, Immigration Reform, Martin Luther King, Obama's Priorities, Rahm Emanuel | View Comments
1)Time magazine has an update on the disturbing case of Alabama governor Don Siegelman. If you’ve not been following this story lately, it’s worth a look, as it is one of the most egregious cases of political-turned-into-criminal take downs I’ve ever seen. Next month in Atlanta, a federal court will hear the high-profile appeal of [...]
By Bronwyn's Harbor on Nov 12, 2008 in Current Affairs, Larry Johnson, Martin Luther King, Open Thread | View Comments
This is the acknowledgement that Larry C. Johnson received for contributing, at the Founding Member level, to the Martin Luther King Foundation. It was a very large image, and tough to reduce without distorting the text. I hope it is readable. It is important for me to tell you, because he rarely ever mentions it, [...]
By Texas Hill Country on Nov 10, 2008 in Current Affairs, Martin Luther King, Republicans | View Comments
In the wake of the 2008 elections, it has become painfully obvious that the Republican Party needs to wipe the slate clean, do a total house cleaning and start over; rebuilding the party around their young superstars. Where was the famous and much touted day of the election get out the vote power of the [...]
By Larry Johnson on Nov 7, 2008 in Barack Obama, Campaign promises, Campaigns & Campaign Financing, Crown family, Current Affairs, Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King, Oprah, Penny Pritzker, Rahm Emanuel | View Comments
I wanted to wait for a few days before commenting on the import of the election of Barack Obama. As longtime readers of NoQuarter know firsthand, Barack’s skin color has been completely irrelevant to the question of his qualification to be President. He is a quintessential enigma wrapped in a conundrum (i.e., an inscrutable mystery [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Aug 23, 2008 in Barack Obama, Censorship, Chicago politics, Civil Liberties, Corruption, Delegates, Democratic Nomination, Freedom of Speech, Hillary Clinton, Hoodwinking, Indiana, Martin Luther King, Popular Vote, Superdelegates, Texas | View Comments
Thanks to several alert readers here at No Quarter, I have learned about a new documentary on Caucus Fraud that is just coming out. “We Will Not Be Silenced, ” by Gigi Gaston, came into being according to their website because: As Americans, we expect certain liberties and rights that were granted us by our [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Jul 16, 2008 in ACORN, Barack Obama, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, New Yorker, Race, Racism | View Comments
All over a cartoon. A satirical cartoon at that. The one Obama didn’t care about before he cared about it. Yes, I am referring to the cover of the New Yorker which dared to depict The Emperor and Empress Obama in anything less than a devotional homage. How DARE they?!? Never mind that the cartoon [...]
By medusa on Jul 8, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Chicago politics, Crime, Cult, Current Affairs, Democratic National Convention, Democratic Nomination, Democratic Party, Hate Speech, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Messiah, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Obamedia, Ronald Reagan | View Comments
Barack Obama broke with tradition when he moved the Democratic National Committee from DC to Chicago. For many of us, this move emphasized the merger of the Obama campaign with the Democratic Party. And to many of us, that merger made clear that the Democratic Party no longer belongs to the people, it belongs to [...]
By iam0nly1 on Jun 23, 2008 in African-American Media, Barack Obama, Black Liberation Theology, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Martin Luther King, Messiah, Obama's Thugs, Obamatopia, Obamedia, Qualifications, Race, Race Card, Racism, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Tavis Smiley | View Comments
I am a major contributor at DoneDems.com. “DONE” stands for “Democrats Over Nominating Elitists.” Once again, I am in the minority. While I stood and still stand as a member of the 18 million strong majority of Hillary Clinton’s supporters, I represent an infinitesimal minority as a member of the less than 10% of African [...]
By Bud White on Apr 28, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, Bill Clinton, Daily Kos, David Axelrod, Economy, Elitism, Hillary Clinton, Hoodwinking, Martin Luther King, Obamedia, Popular Vote, Race Card, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Superdelegates, Talking Points Memo, White People | View Comments
I started crying during the speech and wept for a good while after Dr. King finished. He had said everything I believed, far better than I ever could…that speech steeled my determination to do whatever could for the rest of my life to make Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream come true. — From My Life [...]
By Larry Johnson on Apr 24, 2008 in Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, Black Agenda Report, Black nationalism, Martin Luther King, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Weather Underground, William Ayers | View Comments
Give Barack Obama his due. He has revived feelings and emotions that recall the Sixties. But not all of the feelings and emotions of that era are good or decent. Unless you are at least 53 years old, you have no real clear memory of the struggles of the period. So I am guessing that [...]
By SusanUnPC on Apr 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, Martin Luther King, Obamedia | View Comments
In this YouTube posted on April 5th, Helen reminisces — with her typical great wit and her insights — on the presidents since JFK. From Helen Thomas’s latest column: “Obama has captivated the enthusiastic support of America’s youth and ignited their interest in presidential politics. His eloquent speeches are designed for the bully pulpit. But [...]
By SusanUnPC on Apr 5, 2008 in Barack Obama, Civil Rights, Hillary Clinton, Martin Luther King, Race, Rev. James Meeks | View Comments
We hit CNN’s Roland Martin, and CNN, hard on March 26th in Fleaflicker’s story, “Why Doesn’t CNN’s Roland Martin Get Axed like Carville and Begala Did?” We pointed out that Martin appears to be “a professional apologist for and supporter of Barack Obama,” and that he gives short shrift to Hillary Clinton’s qualities and candidacy. [...]
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