Dr. King was a well-educated effective philosopher who practiced Socratic Method mingled with his theological orientations in an attempt at changing some of the thoughts of many American citizens when it came to the acceptance of the descendants of African chattel slaves as first class American citizens. Dr. King exhibited an extraordinary understanding of how to learn through the usage of western European conceptual pedagogy and he focused that learning on the racist factions of American citizenry. Dr. King was an expert orator using a form of the English language together with effective time honored meters and scansions to persuade the audience to see things his way. Overall, Doctor King was able to harness the energies of education, technology, and world theologies to bring the citizens of America closer together as a nation despite the continued resistance of many.
Civil Rights leaders in America aren’t being proactive enough in the face of President Trump’s eminent threat to the basic freedoms of African American citizens. The fruits of the combined efforts of M.L. King, Jr. and other civil rights leaders have been a more educated and enlightened African American who is capable of conceptualizing a better future for African Americans than what is being delivered. Today we see black experts on television offering their opinions on all kinds of subjects. The proofs of African American intellectualism born out of western world pedagogy staring us in the face daily.
President Trump has voiced his preference for political ideologies similar to those of President Andrew Jackson. Jackson was a pragmatic believer in the power of the common man.Jackson also believed in states’ rights and chattel slavery. Those white supremacist who voted for Trump are attempting to ride into federal and local power on Trump’s political coat-tails. Many of these Trump supporters are fighting hard to convince a large section of our populace that whites are losing out economically.
Civil Rights leaders in America aren’t being proactive enough in the face of President Trump’s eminent threat to African American freedoms. The educational fruits of the combined efforts of M.L. King, Jr. and other civil rights leaders have been a more educated and enlightened African American who is capable of conceptualizing a better future than what is being delivered. Today we see many well educated black experts on television offering their opinions on all kinds of subject. The knowledge and skills of these African American experts were born of western world educational pedagogy not that of Africa.