I was busy yesterday but I wanted to post something about Dr. King, and how important he was as a role model to the black community (and to all of us) as not only a man of peace, but a man of equality (color blind society) and a man of God.

Not to turn this into a religious screed, but there is a line is a Christian hymn ,” Red and yellow, black and white, all are precious in his site, Jesus loves the little children of the world”. This not only gives us a glimpse of what “Heaven” will be like (if you believe such things) but it gives us a blueprint for the order and society that which is described by Dr. King in his description of “the promised land”, that time and place here on earth where a man is judged, not by the color of his skin, but by the quality of his character. And it should come as no surprise that we are not there, yet.

Even the ushering in of our supposedly post racial president as brought no closer to Dr. King’s vision, hence we have a hasty rushing to judgment ,“The police acted stupidly”, and the existence of a racial czar Charles Ogletree who uses race as an ATM.

Even if you vote for Obama, you’re still probably a racist

It is also striking to pose a figure like Dr. King against that of say a Rev. Wright, which do you think furthers the cause of The Promised Land?

Today we still have the race hustlers that pretend to be spiritual leaders but have abandoned “the will of God” in pursuit of their 30 pieces of silver.

It is encouraging to see how far these King apostles (apostates more like it) have fallen, not only in the eyes of the black community but even with guilty white liberals. They have been exposed in their failings, from doing God’s work, to only doing their own, and what will enhance their image and wealth.

Only God knows what truly is in a man’s heart, but these spiritual pretenders (and some white evangelists should pay attention as well) should not forget that no man bypasses judgment day, where you get the chance to filibuster before The Big Guy, where a true accounting will result.

I wonder if Dr. King looks down and is pleased by how far we have come from the days of fire hoses and police dogs, or whether he is saddened that there are still people that don’t get the concept, we are all God’s children, and special in his eyes.