PLEASE DU CNN's poll ?: Did Coretta Scott King

[Pathwalker]

impact your life? This poll needs your IMMEDIATE attention!!!
www.cnn.com
Thanks!

[BlacknBlue in Red NC]

1. Thanks for making this a separate thread. Voted and proud of it.

[cry baby]

2. LINK:

http://www.cnn.com/

[Dinger]

3. 82% No??? WTF?? nt

[davidinalameda]

4. she did

Did Coretta Scott King impact your life?

Yes 18% 5248 votes

No 82% 23513 votes
Total: 28761 votes

[TallahasseeGrannie]

9. Well, keep in mind a lot of the voters are probably

very young.

[GreenPartyVoter]

5. Sad there are so many nos. The Civil Rights movement reshaped

this country. We are not today what would have been without that movement, therefore all living Americans have been affected by Mrs. King.

[Tulum_Moon]

6. Done

Done and done.

[GreenPartyVoter]

10. Welcome to DU *wave*

[demosincebirth]

20. She lived in Atlanta and I lived on the west coast.

I truly can say that she did not inpact my life aside from being the wife of MLK. On the other hand, MLK
made me realize that non-violence is the way to make change in the world.

[donheld]

26. You can't be serious

What she did for us and civil rights impacts us all.

[demosincebirth]

27. Maybe being in the east and midwest she got more press than out

on the W.Coast. She is the wife of a great civil rights leader and a mother and she was a good human being, but MLK is my man.

[astonamous]

7. Voted and recommended.

Even here in Utah, the impact from Mrs. King's life is great.

[Flubadubya]

8. No wonder we're back to square one as a country...

It almost seems as if all the progress of Dr. King, the civil rights movement, and the war demostrators of the 60s (all things positive and progressive) have just come to a grinding halt since the Bushitler took over. Oh weep for our poor nation from Heaven Dr. and Mrs. King... weep bitterly for us. :cry:

[TallahasseeGrannie]

11. If it is true...

if they are together again, and there is a heaven..

I don't think there is any weeping bitterly. They see the big picture. We can't yet.

[buff2]

12. Looks like the bigots are voting hot and heavy today!

:puke:

[Beaverhausen]

13. done. wtf is up the results?

[rumpel]

14. Done. It is incredible how people do not understand what this family

has accomplished for everyone irrespective of color.

[Vidar]

15. done

[qanda]

16. So sad

What kind of poll is that?

[helderheid]

17. it is so freeped. She has affected EVERY life.

[obnoxiousdrunk]

18. Done

Looks like 18% are impacted by Mann Coulter's life.

[AllegroRondo]

19. I met her in 1989. Very nice lady.

[Wilms]

21. K&R

[wicket]

22. done - K & R

:kick:

[yellerpup]

23. I DUed it, but we are far behind. eom

[in_cog_ni_to]

24. Good grief. They can't even put their hatred away for the day of her

funeral. I hate republicans.


Did Coretta Scott King impact your life?

Yes 18% 9859 votes

No 82% 43985 votes
Total: 53844 votes

[donheld]

25. That's damned sad

Of course she impacted all our lives.

[greiner3]

28. Done;

I voted yes. I fibbed, however, her husband did and by osmosis I guess she did also.

[Chemical Bill]

29. Done n/t

[Booster]

30. Both Mr. & Mrs. King impacted all of our lives - people are stupid.

[ClayZ]

31. Done! KICK

:kick:

[helderheid]

32. 81% NO GOOD LORD!!!

[Pacifist Patriot]

33. Wow 81% no? Is this evidence of ignorance or what?

[karlrschneider]

34. I didn't vote and I know I will be shat upon big time here, but

I can't think of any impact the lady had PERSONALLY on MY life. I'm willing to admit that her husband improved the lives of African Americans to an extent but I still perceive a lot of racism...at least in this crappy corner of the world.