A Dream

A Dream

Fifty years prior, America's notorious social equality pioneer Martin Luther King, Jr, was killed in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4.

In the United States, King's following words are acclaimed to the point of being unoriginal, yet they bear rehashing in any case: "I have a fantasy that little kids will one day live in a country where they won't be judged by the shade of their skin yet by the substance of their character."

It appears like a horrendous thing to state, however a piece of me is calmed King isn't alive today.

While his demise commemoration has been set apart with significant display the nation over, it's difficult to maintain a strategic distance from some cruel, badly arranged actualities, and I figure King would be horrified.

The present inhabitant of the White House's corrupt history of race-teasing incorporates reprimanding America's first African American president's character with a phony "birther" embarrassment, guaranteeing previous US President Barack Obama was not conceived in the nation.