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  3. While we're talking about Albert Einstein and how people have tried to erase his 20+ year civil rights protest work from history:The FBI didn't like MLK jr. They called him "the most dangerous negro."

While we're talking about Albert Einstein and how people have tried to erase his 20+ year civil rights protest work from history:The FBI didn't like MLK jr. They called him "the most dangerous negro."

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    While we're talking about Albert Einstein and how people have tried to erase his 20+ year civil rights protest work from history:

    The FBI didn't like MLK jr. They called him "the most dangerous negro." Because he was influential, brought people together, and was vocally against anti-Black racism.

    The FBI file on MLK Jr was 240,000 pages long. They accused him of being a communist spy, because he said things like, "racism is bad," and "too much wealth inequality is bad for society."

    The FBI had a file on Malcolm X too. 9,000 pages long. Same reason.

    The FBI had a surveillance file on Albert Einstein too. 1,400 pages.🤷🏿‍♂️

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