Une statue pour Martin? Comment cet événement est-il passé inaperçu?

revelation a écrit:Si yo mande Jean Jacques Dessalines pou'l chwazi ant Martin Luther King e Malcom X kom solda pou batay pou independens nou, Dessalines, san grate tet tap chwazi Malcom paske Ayisyen pa rezoud problem yo san violans.
Se koupe tet boule kay.

Anpil lot nwa reaksyoner, aktivist reproche MLK deske li te tro pasifist e nan frotte sossis li avek trop blan... sa fe anpil lot nwa kankou Storkley Carmichael, e lot equip Black Panther yo te vinn pedi la fas e fe sosyete a akize yo de terorist e violans.
Sosyete nwa te divize anpil nan fason pou yon te kombat rasist e segregasyon o Zeta Zini.

Nou byen kontan ke nou we stati MLK nan mitan memorial prezidan ak solda milite ak chef deta nan Washington, DC.

Men dapre konversasyon elite afrikan-ameriken e experyan yo nan dwa sivil, MLK pat yon ti zanj jan ke nou konprand la.

Nou pap jamb we Louis Farrakhan ou byen Erzili Danto, ou Jafrikayiti, ou (Boukman, Dessalines si yo ta vivan), vinn depoze yon kobey fleur devan stati MLK.
I wish I am wrong by saying that..

The beliefs of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X may stem from the fact that their childhoods were vastly different, given that the former lived in a very comfortable and middle class home while the latter experienced the worst that an underprivileged home.
The former was very educated, while the latter was self-taught after what little schooling he had received. Martin Luther King actually came from a family who was well-known in their area of Atlanta, while Malcolm X was a virtual nobody.

One could probably say that Martin Luther King enjoyed the best that life had to offer at that time especially the presence of loving parents. On the other hand, Malcolm X was someone who early on experienced anger over witnessing his house being burned followed by his father being murdered.
His mother then suffered a breakdown and this resulted into his family being split up. Based on their childhood and growing up years alone (class issues, educational opportunities, level of household comfort and presence of loving parents), you could probably tell where their beliefs were grounded on.

Where Martin Luther King was focused on equality and the goodness of man, as well as his ability to do good in the name of goodness itself, Malcolm X’s own view of the world was pretty much tinted with anger, bitterness and the desire to get back at the world that treated him pretty much unfairly.

Les croyances de Martin Luther King et Malcolm X peuvent découler du fait que leurs enfances étaient très différentes, étant donné que Martin vit dans une maison très confortable et de classe moyenne tandis que ce Malcom a connu la pire qu'un accueil défavorisé.

Martin était très instruit, alors que ce Malcom était autodidacte après quelles études peu qu'il avait reçu. Martin Luther King a effectivement venait d'une famille qui était bien connue dans leur zone d'Atlanta, Malcolm X était un nobody, un voyou, une personne virtuelle.

On pourrait sans doute dire que Martin Luther King dont jouit le meilleur que la vie a pu offrir à cette époque les parents surtout la présence de l'aimer.
En revanche, Malcolm X était une personne expérimentée dès le début de la colère au témoin de sa maison étant brûlé suivi par son père à être assassiné. Sa mère a ensuite subi une rupture, et il en est résulté dans sa famille étant réparti.
Basé sur leur enfance et growing up années seulement (questions de classe, des possibilités d'éducation, niveau de confort domestique et...

revelation a écrit:

The beliefs of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X may stem from the fact that their childhoods were vastly different, given that the former lived in a very comfortable and middle class home while the latter experienced the worst that an underprivileged home.
The former was very educated, while the latter was self-taught after what little schooling he had received. Martin Luther King actually came from a family who was well-known in their area of Atlanta, while Malcolm X was a virtual nobody.

One could probably say that Martin Luther King enjoyed the best that life had to offer at that time especially the presence of loving parents. On the other hand, Malcolm X was someone who early on experienced anger over witnessing his house being burned followed by his father being murdered.
His mother then suffered a breakdown and this resulted into his family being split up. Based on their childhood and growing up years alone (class issues, educational opportunities, level of household comfort and presence of loving parents), you could probably tell where their beliefs were grounded on.

Where Martin Luther King was focused on equality and the goodness of man, as well as his ability to do good in the name of goodness itself, Malcolm X’s own view of the world was pretty much tinted with anger, bitterness and the desire to get back at the world that treated him pretty much unfairly.

Les croyances de Martin Luther King et Malcolm X peuvent découler du fait que leurs enfances étaient très différentes, étant donné que Martin vit dans une maison très confortable et de classe moyenne tandis que ce Malcom a connu la pire qu'un accueil défavorisé.

Martin était très instruit, alors que ce Malcom était autodidacte après quelles études peu qu'il avait reçu. Martin Luther King a effectivement venait d'une famille qui était bien connue dans leur zone d'Atlanta, Malcolm X était un nobody, un voyou, une personne virtuelle.

On pourrait sans doute dire que Martin Luther King dont jouit le meilleur que la vie a pu offrir à cette époque les parents surtout la présence de l'aimer.
En revanche, Malcolm X était une personne expérimentée dès le début de la colère au témoin de sa maison étant brûlé suivi par son père à être assassiné. Sa mère a ensuite subi une rupture, et il en est résulté dans sa famille étant réparti.
Basé sur leur enfance et growing up années seulement (questions de classe, des possibilités d'éducation, niveau de confort domestique et...

Si Martin Luther King Jr. te vivan toujou, sa patap etonne nou jwen yon seri de moun sou sit la ki tap bali tinom "Oncle Tom"

Malerezman, Martine e TNeg, evenment saa passe inapercu vre paske an 2011 vi sosyal e ekonomik klass defavorize yo (nwa, latino, fanm, imigree etc..) pa amelyore avek vitess ke anpil moun te espere.

Jiska prezan, Obama se yon gwo deseptyon pou klass malere nan peyi isit se pa anpil kap di sa paske se yon nwa parey nou.
Si ekonomi peyi a pa chanje, li pap eli yon deziemm fwa.

Moun komanse pedi konfyans nan li

Ti Neg di: Nou ta kabab trase menm paralel ant Toussaint Louverture ak Dessalines

In reality, he has never been a slave. On his marriage certificate done in a place named "au Borgne", dated September 3, 1777, one may read clearly that Toussaint Breda was a free black individual (nègre libre). This is clearly noted in the margin of that Certificate that was signed by the curé de la Paroisse of that time.

Toussaint then turned to the United Sates for assistance, promising President John Adams that if the US would support him against the mulattoes, he would deny France the use of Haiti as a platform for maneuvers in North America. With the aid of American forces, the insurrection was soon defeated, and in 1800, Rigaud and his remaining men fled the country.