Today on Truth Talk Live: You might be a racist if?
· You feel it’s unfair that there is no day off for a White American Leader or Hispanic?
· You’re annoyed when you see a mixed race couple?
· You feel more comfortable around, “your own” people?
· When describing a group of individuals do you refer to them as white or black or Hispanic?
· Do you believe that white people are (a) filthy rich; (b) trustworthy; (c) country music fans; (d) rednecks; (e) not much different from other people; (f) fat.
· Do you believe that black people are (a) cool; (b) lazy; (c) good dancers; (d) Democrats; (e) not much different from other people; (f) rap artists.
· Do you believe that Asians are (a) mathematical geniuses; (b) short; (c) identical; (d) bad dancers;
(e) not much different from other people; (f) nerds.
· Do you believe that Hispanics are (a) farm workers (b) Mexicans; (c) related to each other; (d) from a country called Hispania; (e) not much different from other people; (f) named Pedro. 

By the President of the United States of America, President Obama: A Proclamation (an excerpt of the entire proclamation)

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., challenged our Nation to recognize that our individual liberty relies upon our common equality. In communities marred by division and injustice, the movement he built from the ground up forced open doors to negotiation. The strength of his leadership was matched only by the power of his words, which still call on us to perfect those sacred ideals enshrined in our founding documents.

“We have an opportunity to make America a better Nation,” Dr. King said on the eve of his death. “I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.” Though we have made great strides since the turbulent era of Dr. King’s movement, his work and our journey remain unfinished. Only when our children are free to pursue their full measure of success — unhindered by the color of their skin, their gender, the faith in their heart, the people they love, or the fortune of their birth — will we have reached our destination.

KNOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, president of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim January 18, 2010, as the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday. I encourage all Americans to observe this day with appropriate civic, community and service programs in honor of Dr. King’s life and lasting legacy.

Today’s Show: Are You A Racist? Oh, Really and what does God think.  Hosted by Robby Dilmore The Christian Car Guy

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