Owner Cuban said he would talk to him about it.Dr. Martin Luther King - Respect his advice?
Dr. King respected the National Anthem as well as the United States. He saw areas where things needed improved but he also knew that America was the best place for people of all colors to life themselves up as well as each other. He was actually a very brilliant human being. G-d rest his soul.
Hope this helps...Dr. Martin Luther King - Respect his advice?
Only Dr. King can answer that question, as for Josh Howard I can feel where he is coming from if you grow up black in this country you will have a different perspective on things like this, if for most of your life you are treated like you like you are not wanted on your own country,then things like the national anthem just becomes a song with no real meaning to you personally.To black people reading this how many times have you heard ';Go Back to Africa';.Those are the things that make you feel unpatriotic.Walk in that mans shoes before judging him.
If it were a ';religious'; matter, then I could see it, to me that is just ignorance on his part. Yeah you're black, your point? If it were not for the opportunities afforded to you by the United States of America, your butt wouldn't be making the money you are now, you and the rest of the African Americans would probably still be in the fields picking cotton, or worse, dead. Just because you have a talent and ';money'; doesn't not give you the right to be disrespectful. There are three things one should always respect, 1 God and Country, 2 yourself, and 3 others.
hoos Dr. King?
y is this posted in the gay and lesbian section?
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