> I don't see how this is even being discussed. It's because people disagree with your assumption that you are completely correct, but I know you're already no

> I don't see how this is even being discussed. It's because people disagree with your assumption that you are completely correct, but I know you're already not here to discuss but to "fact-check". There are reasons why specific pieces of history stick out and resonate. His "I have a dream" speech is what I remembered most because that is what ultimately, I believe, actually played a role in truly removing a lot of pervasive racism and discrimination that used to exist. It certainly helped me from a young age really have a worldview that people are who they advertise themselves as, not by the visual identity I associate them with. It's never been an issue until people like you popped up out of nowhere saying I'm the most racist person alive because I don't treat people differently because of their race.