Debate over MLK legacy - should conservatives celebrate him?

Many conservative social media users love to argue that “MLK was a Republican”. Although this is unverified, it doesn’t actually matter when you consider the fact that he worked closely with LBJ and the Democrat Party to push objectively unconstitutional legislation which laid the foundation for the race hustler industry, affirmative action, DEI, CRT etc. and disrupted the trend of genuine progress amongst blacks ad spelled out in the works of Thomas Sowell,

While it is true that congressional Republicans also voted for the legislation, this is indicative - not of the notion that the legislation was “good” - but that those in government, regardless of “party”, had a vested interest in increasing their own power, which social justice legislation tends to do. The facts reveal that MLK was a deceiver who didn’t really believe in the Christian faith, but relied on the respectable image of a “Christian minster” to convince the public - by way of the media - that he was a “moral leader”. His real passion and desire was to push marxism, as demonstrated in many of his speeches that get ignored.

Knowing all this, should conservatives continue to ignore principles and celebrate MLK? Chad O Jackson and Kash Kelly discuss.