But it's clear to me the ones that fear me are the ones that oughta Atmosphere – Clay
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The only difference is the day to some dust on the clay, what Atmosphere – Clay
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Flood the basement, drown the MCs and centipedes Atmosphere (Ft. Musab) – Adjust
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(And to that kid crawling out his crib at night putting fame on trains
Bus benches and stop lights) Atmosphere (Ft. Musab) – Current Status
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Despite having been ‘free’ for a century, black people still found themselves economically disadvantaged and shunted into areas of poverty and public housing. The poverty rate for Black Americans was a staggering 55.1% in 1959, nearly 2.5 times that suffered by whites.
Dr King is making the well-known distinction between formal and substantive equality. Formal equality is simply equality in the eyes of the law. Though formal equality supposedly took place with the 14th Amendment, equality on paper merely perpetuated the status quo by allowing the wealthy to discard any type of redress or affirmative action would as different treatment of different groups differently.
Substantive equality considers the effects of laws and policies, in addition to their legal wording.
In reality, the African-American people in the ‘60s had neither. Especially in the south. Many of the Jim Crow laws (see here for some examples) kept society racially segregated on a legal level as well as a social and economic level. The supposed “freedom” had a hollow ring, and the fight for real equality needed to continue.
What about the part about “exile in his own land” what that mean?