“I don’t want peace. 1) If peace means accepting second-class citizenship, I don’t want it. 2) If peace means keeping my mouth shut in the midst of injustice and evil, I don’t want it. 3) If peace means being complacently adjusted to a deadening status quo, I don’t want peace. 4) If peace means a willingness to be exploited economically, dominated politically, humiliated and segregated, I don’t want peace. So in a passive, non-violent manner, we must revolt against this peace.”
— Rev. Doc. Martin Luther King, Jr. “When Peace Becomes Obnoxious.” 29 March 1956. Louisville, Ky. (via unquotedmlk)
MLK didn't want your peace.











