Former Ku Klux Klan leader Johnny Lee Clary

You are totally right there but in every race there is problems some bigger than others bt if you cant call a black man a black man then what is he i myself am a mixed race black female and i do not mind the word black all though some people prefer to be call african american its jsut a choice of words if it bothers you for them to call you names speak up ask them to stop

Amazing story, amazing amaaaziiingggg

How about human power you fuck.

diboc6...You're an idiot. maybe you should watch and listen to the video.

nice. good for him. and man did that rev. rock.

Priceless. One of the best clips on Youtube.

you know what the authors of the constitution were very smart in saying all men are created equal that's the major point that should end all this black/white nonsense. I just want to ask a couple questions, why is it that I can't call a black man black w/out being racist i have to call him African American, but why can he call me cracker and honky and why is it that reparations is such a big ordeal you didn't do the work yes the government should have apologized but why pay money?

To me, turning the other cheek, basically means excepting insults, slander and name calling, things of that nature. Being man enough to walk away, turn the other cheek. It's difficult to allow someone to physically attack you and you don't defend your self. The first rule of nature, is self-preservation or self defense.

@kenwill123 It is a great question to ask but as long as hate is clogging people's ears, we'll never understand.

I wish we could all love our fellow men. But if you have ever just "turned the other cheek" That is one step closer on realizing true peace.

Real life Ned Flanders