MLK would never: a study in selective quoting and visual melodrama

Hampton Institute slaps a moody rain filter on basic anticapitalist talking points and attributes a somewhat butchered critique of resource allocation to MLK, presumably betting nobody fact-checks the quote. It's the digital equivalent of a college sophomore's first economics paper—technically addressing real problems (homelessness, food waste) but with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer wrapped in political gravitas. The stark black-and-white aesthetic does heavy lifting to convince you this is profound rather than another recycled social-media Marxism post.