August 31, 2011
Column #1,566
Love Motivated
Martin Luther King, Jr.
By Mike McManus
WASHINGTON - I
lived in Montgomery, Alabama when Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
organized the Bus Boycott in 1955. I was only 14. More
important, I was white and did not know any black people except
our maid – certainly not the martyr honored with a new monument
that looks across the Tidal Basin to the Memorial of Thomas
Jefferson who penned the words that “all men are created equal.”
White people
in Montgomery did not believe that for a moment. Black people
were viewed as servants or inferior people who traveled in
wagons drawn by mules.
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