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He frames Martin Luther King Jr.'s core ethic as judging people by character rather than race, and uses that ethic as the standard against which he rejects DEI.
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Martin Luther King Jr.
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"him so the thing to know about really smart people is they don't like to fight each other they like to work together um..."
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"king jr throughout the 1960s his main argument is we should not judge anyone by the color of his skin um we should be..."
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"...see you again soon. Thanks for coming out on this Martin Luther King Jr. Saturday weekend. And I'll see you again soon. Bye bye."
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