"I remember Martin Luther King came to town, in '62. He spoke out at the old fairground and it was full of people, black and white," he said. But Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David Garrow told the Jackson Clarion-Ledger this week that records show no signs of any such appearance.
2 comments:
how reagansque.
Of course, Mr. Barbour arranged the show to protect MLK from the KKK and it was held in a very secure outhouse on the fairgrounds with no one inside or outside. Such meetings were necessary for future presidential wannabbes..who cured the evil ambitions of both sides,the dark(ie) side and the white peckerwood side.
vox
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