Jackie Kennedy thought MLK Jr. was a horrible man

[Real N Quotes]

Now I can finally say this is one of the top 3 most gassed up women in Anglo-Saxon American history.

bytch looked like a inbred pterodactyl.

She looked like her ugly ass father with a wig.

Martin was a horrible man meanwhile her husband was so reckless with his other women, he went out of the way to fukk them in her separate bedroom.

Our brother Martin Luther King was the most hated man in the US

Jackie witnessed the murder of her husband by his own people

The 2nd successful coup of our country by you know WHO ( get it )

Not giving her a pass but it is what it is

 

[xCivicx]

In her defense (for the lack of a better word); 99.9% of white America did.

Negged

 

[inndaskKy]

holy shyt look @ his pants lmaoooooooooo

He just casually wearing a Klan skirt underneath his blazer

 

[The Minister Of Culture]

White women are the keystones in the system of Racism- White Supremacy.

you gotta nikkas today who will go say this is a lie and willingly breed and marry these cacs

 

[BrownBunny]

Idgaf about that cacbytch, but like I said, you won’t go hard on white males like you do black men you two faced self-absorbed bytch. Can’t trust you LSA refugees.

I’ve never said anything negative about Black men. I think you have me confused with someone else sir.

Lol another dikkless SIMP defending some fukking birdbrain....there’s a reason why this bytch is in the red, cocksucker. You belong on a leash boy.

Get some fresh air

 

[BrownBunny]

How did he supposedly mock jfks funeral?

The former First Lady said on the tapes that King had made derogatory remarks about her husband’s funeral and the Cardinal who celebrated Mass at the event, according to a report on the tapes by the Associated Press.

“He made fun of Cardinal Cushing and said that he was drunk at it [the funeral],” Kennedy said. “And things about they almost dropped the coffin.

Their daughter tried to brush it off

“If you asked her what she thought of Martin Luther King overall… she admired him tremendously,” Caroline Kennedy told ABC’s Diane Sawyer.

“Obviously, J. Edgar Hoover had passed on something that Martin Luther King said about my father’s funeral, to Uncle Bobby and to Mommy. And obviously, she was upset about that,” Caroline Kennedy added. “It shows you the poisonous … activities of J. Edgar Hoover.”

 

[Elim Garak]

Their daughter tried to brush it off

Oh that's not a shot a JFK lol. Nothing to see here.

 

[ajnapoleon]

They act like they love him now


Amazing

 

[Gold]

In her defense (for the lack of a better word); 99.9% of white America did.

While this is true, the Kennedys are always protrayed as progressive and problack so that's why this is threadworthy.

And to what OP said, yes she is gassed beyond belief

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

https://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/jackie-kennedy-1st-black-first-lady/

Was Jackie Kennedy the 1st Black First Lady?

When First Lady Jackie Kennedy visited England in 1961, society photographer Cecil Beaton met her at a dinner party. In his journal he commented she had a ‘Negroid’ appearance.

um.

Beaton detected what some claim is Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis’s African heritage. That would make her the first black First Lady well before Michelle Obama moved into the White House.

Jackie was related to the van Salee family, according to the New York Genealogical and Historical Society. Anthony and Abraham van Salee were among the first settlers of New Amsterdam, renamed New York in 1664. Their father was Jan Janszoon, a Dutch pirate who converted to Islam and went native in North Africa. Historians believe he fathered Anthony and Abraham with a mistress of mixed race.

Anthony van Salee came to New Amsterdam at 22 – perhaps the first Muslim in the New World. He then found success as a prominent landholder and merchant.

Anthony consequently defended minorities. Contemporaries described him as ‘tawny,’ ‘half-Moroccan,’ ‘a former black slave’ and ‘mulatto.’

One of the van Salee descendants, John Van Salee De Grasse, received a formal education as a doctor. He then joined the Medical Society of Massachusetts and served as surgeon for the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War.

How, exactly, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis was related to Anthony or Abraham van Salee is unclear, at least to the New England Historical Society. (Perhaps a genealogist can help us out.)

Under the ‘one drop’ racial code, all she needed was one distant ancestor from sub-Saharan Africa to be considered black. The code, first enacted as law in Tennessee in 1910, decreed that a person with one drop of black blood was to be considered black.

Jackie’s father, John Vernou Bouvier, had such a swarthy complexion that people called him ‘Black Jack.’ Jackie’s classmates at Miss Porter’s School asked her if he was really white.

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

I really dont hope anyone was expecting her to not think that. Most of America hated king but now wants to pretend they were always on his side

And to add insult to injury, whenever they think of MLK they imagine a passive man who was just telling black people to relax and not make too many waves until white people eventually came to their senses when in fact it was the opposite.

He put american bigotry on blast so US propaganda would be undermined internationally.
He led boycotts to target the wallets of white supremacists
He spoke out against government policy that disenfranchised us and encouraged people to support candidates who had our best interests at heart
He opposed the Vietnam war

He wasnt on some koonbaya shyt. He was putting in work and cacs hated to see it.

 

[Ricky Fontaine]

Our brother Martin Luther King was the most hated man in the US

Jackie witnessed the murder of her husband of her husband by his own people

The 2nd successful coup of our country by you know WHO ( get it )

Not giving her a pass but it is what it is

Is the "you know who"

scary, like boo

and control the tv & news

and what rhymes with juice?

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

Papa Onassis had that suit on like he was getting ready to hold it down for the ‘99 and the 2000s

 

[Will Ross]

While this is true, the Kennedys are always protrayed as progressive and problack so that's why this is threadworthy.

And to what OP said, yes she is gassed beyond belief

You can’t use today standards for the 1960’s what was progressive back than today would be seen as racist today.

 

[TheBigBopper]

https://www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/jackie-kennedy-1st-black-first-lady/

Was Jackie Kennedy the 1st Black First Lady?

When First Lady Jackie Kennedy visited England in 1961, society photographer Cecil Beaton met her at a dinner party. In his journal he commented she had a ‘Negroid’ appearance.

um.

Beaton detected what some claim is Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis’s African heritage. That would make her the first black First Lady well before Michelle Obama moved into the White House.

Jackie was related to the van Salee family, according to the New York Genealogical and Historical Society. Anthony and Abraham van Salee were among the first settlers of New Amsterdam, renamed New York in 1664. Their father was Jan Janszoon, a Dutch pirate who converted to Islam and went native in North Africa. Historians believe he fathered Anthony and Abraham with a mistress of mixed race.

Anthony van Salee came to New Amsterdam at 22 – perhaps the first Muslim in the New World. He then found success as a prominent landholder and merchant.

Anthony consequently defended minorities. Contemporaries described him as ‘tawny,’ ‘half-Moroccan,’ ‘a former black slave’ and ‘mulatto.’

One of the van Salee descendants, John Van Salee De Grasse, received a formal education as a doctor. He then joined the Medical Society of Massachusetts and served as surgeon for the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War.

How, exactly, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis was related to Anthony or Abraham van Salee is unclear, at least to the New England Historical Society. (Perhaps a genealogist can help us out.)

Under the ‘one drop’ racial code, all she needed was one distant ancestor from sub-Saharan Africa to be considered black. The code, first enacted as law in Tennessee in 1910, decreed that a person with one drop of black blood was to be considered black.

Jackie’s father, John Vernou Bouvier, had such a swarthy complexion that people called him ‘Black Jack.’ Jackie’s classmates at Miss Porter’s School asked her if he was really white.

Black Jack Bouvier look blacker than Adam Clayton Powell nikka look like one of the debarges