Jonathan Blanks examines the complaints in Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech on its 50th anniversary.

Blanks discusses the struggles for freedom during the civil rights movement and libertarians hesitancy to address the period.

Blanks addresses critics about the issues surrounding liberty and secessionism.

Libertarianism ought to be appealing to black Americans, who have suffered greatly at the hands of the United States government. So why isn’t it more popular?

It is not enough to be passively “not racist.” We must be actively anti-racism.

Blanks says that disregard for civil rights and police abuse continue to undermine the social fabric in black communities, despite hard-won formal legal equality.

Removing yourself from the election process eliminates the largest incentive for politicians to care what you and those like you believe.