If you're more angry about riots than about the public lynching of a Black man then you're part of the problem
I'll say it again because of this tired old line: If you're even *equally* angry about the riots as you are about the public lynching of a Black man, then you're fucking part of the problem.
MLK talked about those who are more devoted to order than to justice; who prefer the absence of tension to the presence of justice; who feel they can set the timetable for another person's freedom. He also called riots "the language of the unheard". He said this 54 years ago.
