The meme is a satirical commentary on the 1967 cartoon of Martin Luther King's speech in Washington D.C. being threatened by a man holding a newspaper with a headline saying "I am a man". The image is a cartoon from 1967, depicting Martin Luther King in Washington D.C. and a man holding a newspaper with a headline saying "I am a man". The text above the image reads: "This is how MLK was depicted in 1967 to scare white Americans, in case there's any confusion about what the strategy is."
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