Additional Facts that also "Validate" your points:
1) It was Democrats who BLOCKED the Civil Rights Act.
2) It was Democrats who BLOCKED the Voting Rights Act.
Both of those Acts were passed through a Democratic Congress with a
majority of Democrats supporting them, and then signed into law by a Democratic President.
They were opposed by Southern politicians of both parties.
91% of Southern Democrats in the House voted against the CRA.
100% of Southern Republican in the House voted against the CRA.
In the senate it was 100% Southern Republicans against it, and 95% Southern Democrats against it.
3) It was Democrats who started the KKK.
It was founded by six former Confederate soldiers who were pissed about the outcome and decided defend the cultural values of the South. They may have voted Democratic but, so did people in 'free' states in the Midwest.
4) It was Democrats who put a KKK Grand Wizard (Robert Byrd) as their Senate Majority Leader.
Never a Grand Wizard, and denounced his two year membership in the Klan BEFORE he was a Senator back in the 1940s.
However once a Klansman, you deserve to be reminded of that until you die. Which he was.
5) It was Republican President Abraham Lincoln who issued the Emancipation Proclamation.
What's your point?
6) It is Democrats who just passed this new (Racist) Farm Bill. (Only Non-Whites get any of the money. It will never survive Supreme Court)
It's not a bill. It's legislation for disadvantaged farmers. Usually those are black, asian and hispanic farmers who have ROUTINELY faced discrimination from the USDA in farm relief and farm subsidies. This goes back to the farm bills of the Great Depression almost 90 years ago. So for the thousands that lost their farms and that source of intergenerational wealth, fuck them?
I'm sure you were standing against the USDA in their past disbursements and supported the black farmers lawsuit for discrimination from the federal government. No? Why not?
7) Dr. King was a REPUBLICAN.
He was born at a time that most blacks were still voting Republican. Of course no one knows for sure because, well, living in the south and voting and all was kind of dangerous. Anyway, that voting Republican began to change in the 30 with FDR and was flipped in the 60s thanks to a lot of work by Dr King. It was the Democratic Presidential Administrations and Democratic Congress that worked with Dr King to pass legislation addressing voting rights, civil rights, fair housing, equal opportunities, education and etc.