A geographer at the University of Georgia, Matthew Mitchell, has developed an interesting statistic, as reported on CNN: there are at least 777 streets in the States The name of slain U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King. Naming a street after someone is a superlative example of respect and admiration-in other words, a person who really has "arrived" when a street named after him.

The street naming trend may be an indication that we are closer than you realize the dream of achieving Kinga color-blind society. The fact that hundreds of streets are named Kinga show that public officials throughout the country recognizes the King's contributions and are determined to meet them.

Interestingly, 85 percent of the streets with the name of the king are in the South. Surprised? Really shouldnÂ't be. The South is not the focus of media racial tension would have you believe. If the South should pay more homage to the king that the North is ITA is a clear indication that the stereotypes of the media of a typical white southern males are hopelessly flawed. According to CNN, a tribute to the southern beaches King Martin Luther King Circle in Tupelo, Miss., to Martin Luther King Boulevard Tampa, Florida.

And theres another stereotype important thing to break: the idea that Luther Martin King neighborhoods taking the streets are filled with crime and poverty. As Matthew Mitchell, a geographer at the University of Georgia, told CNN, "the dominant stereotype is that they are prey to crime, low income areas that are filled with blight. "

However, the March issue of Social Science Quarterly, clearly shows that the stereotype TRUE isnÂ't only. As Mitchell told CNN, "In terms of employment, Martin Luther King streets are in actually much stronger than the streets of GENERAL. "In fact, the streets of Martin Luther King, on average, offer several addresses of this symbol U.S. company, the main street. In fact, overflow channels Martin Luther King with schools and government offices, causing Mitchell to point to CNN, "Statistically, the ITA was charts.Â"

Whata Furthermore, Martin Luther King streets are far from being symbols of segregation. In Cincinnati, Ohio, Martin Luther King Drive winds through neighborhoods that are white, black, and evenly populated. A Martin Luther King Street, Seattle, Washington, has a number of businesses owned and operated by Asian Americans.

The Liberals would have us believe that there has been virtually no progress for African-Americans since the 1960s. This is because politicians, too many black and white, you can use the policy of "One Oppression" to keep their jobs. They are trying to win black votes by arguing that the state of things for blacks in America is worse than Evera and will received in change agents.

But a lie can not remain for long. Side every day in America, whites and blacks working, eating, and playing side. Judge each other not by skin color, but the content of their character, like Martin Luther King preached.

Time to end the ITA the politics of division and race conflict. These past whoÂ've never mind the 1960s need to put the past behind. United States is the quintessential example of a land opportunity and thats is true regardless of race or ethnicity.

If you doubt that, a few minutes drive by a Street dedicated to the memory of Martin Luther King.

Seattle March for Marriage Equality November 15, 2008