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Of course, white people can never disagree with or be opposed to something. Gone soft from their lives of comfort and luxury, the strongest stance they can must
by jevoten 5y ago
Of course, white people can never disagree with or be opposed to something. Gone soft from their lives of comfort and luxury, the strongest stance they can muster is being "uncomfortable".
> Although, in death, he became one of the most revered figures in US history, for the entirety of the 39 years that King lived and breathed, there wasn’t a single day when the majority of white Americans approved of him. In 1966, Gallup measured his approval rating at 32% positive and 63% negative.
These are also largely the same people that fought in WWII, so take any overly idealistic modern day claims of what it is they fought for with a large grain of salt.