Tuesday, 26 October 2021

Martin Luther King

 "He wouldn't say that this movement or this philosophy makes him comfortable, I think it arouses a sense of shame within him often, I think it does something to touch the conscience and establish a sense of guilt. Now, so often people respond to guilt by engaging more in guilt evoking acts in an attempt to drown the sense of guilt. But it certainly doesn’t make the white man feel comfortable; it disturbs his conscience and it disturbs his sense of contentment."

Martin Luther King

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