MLK Jr.’s Son Slams ‘Black NAZI’ Mark Robinson for ‘Grotesque’ Remarks
The son of Martin Luther King Jr. has blasted North Carolina GOP gubernatorial nominee Mark Robinson over his alleged “grotesque characterization” of his father.Martin Luther King III spoke out after Robinson denied claims in a CNN report that he made a series of offensive comments on the message board of a pornographic website a decade ago.
Trump-backed governor candidate denies 'black Nazi' post
Robinson, 56, is a former furniture manufacturer who was elected to be the state's first black lieutenant governor in 2020. He won the nomination to run for governor in March after receiving an endorsement from Trump, who called him "Martin Luther King on steroids".
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Mark Robinson, the controversial and socially conservative Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina, made a series ...
Among the revelations in CNN’s report were that Robinson called himself a “ Black Nazi ” and said “Slavery is not bad. Some ...
Mr. Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina, vowed to stay in the race and sought to deny the report, ...
So what kind of comments was Robinson allegedly making? The lieutenant governor appears to express a desire to own slaves, ...
Earlier on Thursday, independent journalist Bryan Anderson had said that Robinson’s campaign was bearing down a negative ...
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