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And don’t forget they completely eliminate any mention of his Socialism or class consciousness.

Tbf, the opposite is true from people who want to reduce everything down to economic class and then desperately scream about how they got cheated in primaries.
Race is important, economics is important, telling people their concerns over racism are irrelevant and that they need to focus on economics is a great way to lose their vote.
And just like that, Republicans wanted separation of Church and State. >

Fine with me if that’s what it takes. >

Based comment. Morality is not a religion it’s a sense of values. Vote based on morality and political records not religion and charisma. >

Happy early MLK day, when Republicans will quote the but from MLK's "I have a dream" speech about how the Declaration of Independence was a promissory note that made every man equal...
...and when Republicans will deliberately omit the very next line about how the US wrote a bad check in terms of equality for African Americans >

I expect the "not the color of their skin but the content of their character" quote about 1000x tomorrow. >

Indeed. Heard someone say in an interview he tends to get sanitized and romanticized and frozen in place in those moments when his rhetoric is about equality  and less about the nitty gritty of how African Americans had to fight for it against systemic racial oppression. >

And don’t forget they completely eliminate any mention of his Socialism or class consciousness.