Racial Segregation in US, 40 Years After Martin Luther King

[jasonkarlmarx]

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What is he talking about? I doubt that there's still still restaurants and bathrooms segregated in America and CNN, NBC, Fox,... have not jumped at it to report it.

Alot of African-Americans are segregated threw poverty lines. Ghettos, Housing Projects keep African-Americans and the Middle Class White citizens away from each other, because that's how they want it.

[jamejam07]

He is talking about 40 years ago when the racial segregation was legally accepted and that's why Martin Luther King led that rally in Washington and addressed his famous "I Have a Dream" speech.

[jasonkarlmarx]

1:13, he starts out by saying; "The situation of black people in the US, today, is very bad." then he continues talking about public segregated places in America today.

There's segregation in the US today, but not like in the way that he's describing.