Today is Martin Luther King Day and rather than do the usual kind of tributes that are becoming kind of

Standard. I want to explore the question of why did the idea of color blindness which has been the shared aspiration of blacks and civil rights

Activists for a century? Why did it prove so evanescent so fragile so temporary?

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Today is Martin Luther King day and we're going to be

treated up perhaps subjected to the usual over-the-top

Tributes to King now I do admire Martin Luther King

I admire what he stood for and I admire especially what he stood for in the critical part of his career

uh early in his life Martin Luther King was involved in some scandals he was uh he had a plagiarism scandal for example

And he was in many ways a flawed man. I don't really need to go into that

Um, he also became sort of radical toward the end of his life

He wanted a massive redistribution of income

He became a sort of um well, he became very close to a socialist if not a socialist

But the one thing he he never did

Was he never deviated from his central idea was that which is that we as a country should be judged on um merits as individuals

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