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There's something wrong with our political culture when a mainstream news outlet can describe an extremist like Schmitt as a potential rising star.

The same forces that worked to keep marginalized groups from the ballot when Dr. King was alive are not gone,” write Martin Luther King III and Arndrea Waters King.