When I marched with Dr. King
from Tea With George Hosted by George Caylor
As we commemorate Martin Luther King Day, I have some personal experience because I marched with Martin Luther King back in 1964. I was a waiter in Atlantic City and a black waiter friend of mine asked me if I would have some time to join him in supporting Dr King that day. I said, “sure sounds interesting!” The whole group of about one hundred people, half black, half white, gathered together as Dr King addressed us. He said, “who doesn’t have $2?” If we didn’t have $2 we were given $2 so we wouldn’t be convicted of vagrancy. He told us, “No foul language, no violence, and if somebody hits us we’re not allowed to hit back.” I especially didn’t like that last one, but Dr Martin Luther King was a man of peace. How different from the BLM Burn Loot Murder that we have working against America today! Sponsored by the Caylor Group Wealth Management in Lynchburg VA Support the show #Political/Conservative/Judeo/Christian/Constitutional
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As we commemorate Martin Luther King Day, I have some personal experience because I marched with Martin Luther King back in 1964. I was a waiter in Atlantic City and a black waiter friend of mine asked me if I would have some time to join him in supporting Dr King that day. I said, “sure sounds interesting!” The whole group of about one hundred people, half black, half white, gathered together as Dr King addressed us. He said, “who doesn’t have $2?” If we didn’t have $2 we were given $2 so we...
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