Tag Archives: Martin Luther King Jr

Posted on January 20, 2020 by Jim Babka(Comments: 0)

Did MLK prevail in spite of State?

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Left-statist mythology about the civil rights era doesn’t stand up …

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Tagged Ebenezer Baptist Church, Jim Babka, King Center, Martin Luther King Jr, MLK, Montgomery bus boycott, state discrimination
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Posted on January 15, 2018 by Perry Willis(Comments: 0)

Did MLK prevail because of The State or in spite of it?

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Left-statist mythology about the civil rights era doesn’t stand up …

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Tagged Jim Babka, Martin Luther King Jr, MLK, Perry Willis, segregation
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Posted on January 15, 2018 by Jim Babka(Comments: 4)

Post-statist truths about Montgomery buses

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The State discriminated, voluntary action overcame

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Tagged Browder v Gayle, bus boycott, carpools, consumer-controlled governance, Jim Babka, Jim Crow, Jo Ann Robinson, Judge Eugene Carter, Lloyds of London, Martin Luther King Jr, Mayor W.A. Gayle, MLK, Montgomery Improvement Association, National City Lines, post-statist, segregation, Theodore Alexander, Women's Political Council
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