Prominent African-American Bill Lewis, a repeatedly-tortured and jailed veteran of the past civil-rights movement along with Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., only sees in those photos, a group of past white supremacists who shed their white robes and masks to emerge as the country’s modern-day patriots.
For days now, the group-photos of the dictator’s henchmen (all millionaire Caucasian congressmen) in joyous celebrations have been appearing in the newspapers and on the TV-screens. They were taken right after they had repealed laws from the previous administration meant to protect the job, health-care and education of the minority members of the society.
Prominent African-American Bill Lewis, a repeatedly-tortured and jailed veteran of the past civil-rights movement along with Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., only sees in those photos, a group of past white supremacists who shed their white robes and masks to emerge as the country’s modern-day patriots. Comments are closed.
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