Martin Luther King actually fought for equality. You can't argue for equality AND the advancement of a particular ethnic group because the two would eventually be at odds.
Also, the influx of Hispanic immigrants didn't begin until the early 1980s, long after Martin Luther King was killed.
2006-07-08 08:25:34
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Again With The Stupidity
Do You Make Up Everything You THINK You KNOW?
Put Down The Comic Books
A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Waste
All This KNOWLEDGE At Your Fingertips
You Are Sitting In Front Of A Computer
And All You Can Do
Is Make Up The Answers To Your Own
"Questions"
Before Ever Reading Or Researching
I Suggest You Learn A Bit About Dr. King
Before Making Unfounded Claims About His Leadership
2006-07-08 08:36:06
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answered by Anonymous
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Martin Luther King and his march for equality for ALL helped to launch the Chicano movement in the 1970's. Or are you not familiar with that movement? Chicanos all over the United States marched and protested for equal rights in jobs, women's equality, and affirmative action. It helped to start a pride in our Latino/Mexican culture that is now obvious in many parts of the southwest. Most seen in murals and other artwork, Martin Luther King Jr. is in those murals because he was the starting point for all of this change.
It sounds more like you are angry with African Americans than anything else. Slavery was by no means an easy thing for anyone to be FORCED into, millions died, and it has been less than 60 years that everyone was seen as equal! Latinos were not always victims, if you had done your history you would know that they tortured, maimed, killed, massacred, and put into slavery the native people here before the Americans. It has only been in the past 75-90 years that immigration has truly been seen as an issue. Yes, immigrants need our help now, but do not discard MLK Jr. as a blip on the screen. He's one of the main reasons you can talk so badly about him.
2006-07-08 08:53:57
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answered by Pilar L 2
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Martin Luther King wanted equality for every man. He represented the black population and everyone who wasn't treated equal. He died b/c of what he believed he is more than a human rights leader he was a man of God and whether you realize it or not he has done alot for all Americans with different backgrounds, but like you people won't give him credit. Just by opening his mouth he exposed racism and prejudice period. He has even helped out the white race as well by bring everyone together we are able to come together and fight this war, hurricanes, famine in other countries etc and enjoy each other. But then you will always have people who sit back and point the finger and he or anyone can't do anything about that, they do it to God.
2006-07-08 08:33:53
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answered by Anonymous
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First of all you as the stupidest questions, it's your own Mexican government that is forcing you to go to the US, your government is not providing for their own people with the opportunities they need to survive, they don't even provide the basic needs of the very poor, or help them in any way, where are the social services in Mexico to help the poor, their aren't any, so the Mexican people and their Mexican activists should be protesting in Mexico not here, and no one is forcing you to walk anywhere, we would prefer that you stay home, just like you own government we don't want your sorry as*es, and neither dose the Mexican government. And the people that brought black people here, were not that stupid, no body can swim an ocean, gee what a bumb as*.
2006-07-08 08:45:54
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answered by hexa 6
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So, now blacks are racist. You are just too much. Black people helped build this country. They built the Washington Monument, the White House, the Capitol Building, were instrumental in early farming and fishing techniques. Blacks were forced to do all these things and more, with brutal force if they did not. Their lives were lived at the whims of their masters, how dare you compare their struggle to a bunch of people who broke the law to get here. Martin Luther King wanted ALL people to live side by side as one world without regard to color, and this includes Mexican people.
Black people helped build this nation, illegals have come here to reap the benefits of that nation without regard to the nation itself.
Shame on you for being so uneducated.
2006-07-08 09:46:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Do not be stupid. Noone at any time forced Mexicans 2 go anywhere. They do it by choice. Africans were forced from their homes in chains & shackles.None of them wanted 2 leave but they had no choice. Martin Luther jr. was black & he fought 2 uplift his race. Hispanics & Mexicans also had their own Human rights leaders.
2006-07-08 08:34:44
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answered by Ethslan 5
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Martin Luther King was a great man, that used his suffering as a black man to try and open everyone eyes to the cruelty of racism, and hate. He was a preacher, that believe all ppl should be treated equal. This white, Indian, Mexican man thinks Mr. King was an Icon to all ppl. Not, just black ppl, and his message was very clear. All Mankind is equal!
2006-07-08 08:39:22
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answered by Spirited1 2
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Actually, that's not true. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Supported Cesar Chavez's immigrant rights movement, which specifically was for Mexican migrant workers.
Dr. King was about empowerment through nonviolence for all.
2006-07-08 08:26:04
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answered by electroberry1 3
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Sorry but your research is wrong my friend. In all his speeches he fought for CIVIL RIGHTS. Which is the Rights for HUMANITY!! Not just the rights for blacks. He fought and died for all minorities and people of all races colors and creeds. And nobody is forcing you guys to run across this border, are they. The right and the freedom for Hispanics to come over here has to do with CIVIL RIGHTS..!! Read a Book, and stop listening to those dope dealing Philosophers.
2006-07-08 08:28:22
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answered by BathingApe 1
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