Coleman Hughes referenced it during a discussion on The View, stating that King advocated for addressing racial inequality through class-based solutions, which would disproportionately benefit Black and Hispanic communities.
What Martin Luther King wrote in his book Why We Can't Wait is he called it we need a bill of rights for the disadvantage and he said yes, we should address racial inequality. Yes, we should address t...
— Episode: Hour 3 - Karol Markowicz
Episode: Hour 3 - Karol Markowicz
Coleman Hughes referenced it during a discussion on The View, stating that King advocated for addressing racial inequality through class-based solutions, which would disproportionately benefit Black and Hispanic communities.
What Martin Luther King wrote in his book Why We Can't Wait is he called it we need a bill of rights for the disadvantage and he said yes, we should address racial inequality. Yes, we should address the legacy of slavery But the way to do that is on the basis of class and that will disproportionately target blacks and Hispanics because they're disproportionately poor