Everyone Claims to Know 'What MLK Would Have Wanted.' He Actually Told Black People.
What if I told you that Martin Luther King Jr. talked about diversity, critical race theory and staying "woke" more than anything else?
When Morehouse College President Benjamin Mays introduced the speaker for the historically Black college’s graduation ceremony on June 2, 1959, many of the attendees already knew the thesis of the commencement address.
As expected, the speaker opened with Washington Irving’s tale of Rip Van Winkle falling asleep beneath a portrait of King…
