Doc Rivers on MLK's vision: 'We're not there yet'

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Doc Rivers on MLK's vision: 'We're not there yet'

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He's right, and I'd say right now the Left is a bigger obstacle than the Right in terms of of getting "there".

Obama, his surrogates, and the left set us back in a big way in dividing the country racially.

However, I would love to know what the destination is and the benchmark Doc and others feel we must hit to get there?

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He's right, and I'd say right now the Left is a bigger obstacle than the Right in terms of of getting "there".

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This.

I think we're mostly there. Racism (from whites towards blacks) isn't anywhere near what it was in the 60's and earlier. What we see now is the opposite, where blacks are wanting their own segregated spaces, not wanting to work with whites, and division being pushed by those on the black "side". Whites are the ones changing actions and vocabulary to try to stave off accusations of racism.

In order to get where Dr. King wanted, we need all people groups to be on the same page.

The AAs are listening to the wrong people.

Don't listen to deray(BLM)/Jesse/most of the black Caucus


Listen to people like mlkIII/Alveda and other level headed folks who don't want to screw you over and have a positive message.

"As Doc Rivers, a man who made millions playing the sport of basketball, and whose son makes millions also playing the sport of basketball, looks out of his $5 million mansion entry window, he contemplates the oppression he and his son (who came from the private Duke University) overcame to get to the position they're now in."

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As Doc Rivers, a man who made millions playing the sport of basketball, and whose son makes millions also playing the sport of basketball, looks out of his $5 million mansion entry window, he contemplates the oppression he and his son (who came from the private Duke University) overcame to get to the position they're now in."

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