[That fateful day in Tennessee]On this day in 1968 Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. Supposedly it was by James Earl Ray but in my opinion this was of course the work of a bigger force and that same force continues its work by keeping Black folks in this country too busy with coonery, materialism, and misogyny to focus on gaining a true sense of self and a true realization of equality. Don't let them fool ya!
For anyone doubting the power of music for change here's a some footage of James Brown that fateful night in Boston. America was on fire with angry riots started by a people who with the firing of a bullet saw their dreams deferred but the next day on the hardest night in show business, the hardest man in show business got on stage brought a people together through song.
For anyone doubting the power of music for change here's a some footage of James Brown that fateful night in Boston. America was on fire with angry riots started by a people who with the firing of a bullet saw their dreams deferred but the next day on the hardest night in show business, the hardest man in show business got on stage brought a people together through song.
