Forty two years after his assassination, Martin Luther King’s dream(s) has not been fully realized. Dr. King would have turned 81 last Friday, had he not met an untimely death, courtesy of assassin James Earl Ray.

Despite solid civil rights strides over the last few decades, marching towards Dr. King’s dream, a section of Republican America is still as fucked up as they were in 1900s. Although systematically dwindling in numbers, it is unfortunate to note that quite a fairly large chunk of “conservative savages” are still roaming this land, spitting venom like trapped cobra’s.

So, where’s the racial progress Obama promised? Polls suggest that one year into the Obama presidency, the country hasn’t made much progress when it comes to views on race.

I concur ….too may tea-bagging goons still living in America.

As I have stated above, as long as race-baiting baboons in the mode of Palin, Beck, Limbaugh ….Fox News, similar Republican Scum, and despicable black apologists like Michael Steele still exist, race relations in America will remain strained for a long time to come.

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President Obama Celebrates MLK Day

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Race Discussion: Town Hall at Texas Southern University

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Panel Discussion: Town Hall at Texas Southern University

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The State of Race Relations in America

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Embracing Obama’s Vision of Change

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Debating Affirmative Action

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Houston’s Mayor on Acceptance in America

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Race, Immigration, Generations

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Relieving Racial Tension Through Humor

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More Questions From The Audience

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Closing Thoughts

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MSNBC’s Ed Schultz is joined by Prof. Michael Eric Dyson

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