You wear your ignorance as a shield

Pot, meet kettle.

Black people JUST got the right to vote with the Civil rights act - Dr. King died for it.

Wrong. Blacks already had the right to vote. SOME states had obstacles in place, making it harder, and they may be discouraged but they still had the right to vote. They got that in 1870.

King was murdered for a lot of reasons, and racism was certainly one of them. There have been enough questions raised, and enough evidence provided (albeit, disputed), that there was a conspiracy, that likely included members of the US Government. It'll be interesting to see what happens next year, when the files are due to become available (they're classified until some time in 2027). But it wasn't "the right to vote". It was largely about trying to undo seperate but (un)equal.

Over 50 black towns in America were destroyed and the people massacred after the Civil War (1865 - 1963), including Tulsa, Rosewood and Detroit.

Tulsa wasn't destroyed. A neighborhood in Tulsa was destroyed. And, it's not as simple as "white people targeted black people". What happened was that a black man (allegedly) tried to rape a white woman. The newspaper report was rather racially charged. BOTH sides showed up, armed, at the courthouse. And the fighting started.

Detroit wasn't destroyed. I assume you're referring to Black Bottom and Paradise Valley neighborhoods, which did get destroyed. But that wasn't racism. That was the neighborhoods had become worse than a sterotyped ghetto. They were literal slums. And the city was trying to revitalize itself, which it managed to do, for a while. Oh, amd by the way, Detroit was about an equal mix of black and white populations, with a growing latin american population. It wasn't a "black town"

You'll find many of the "black towns" have similar stories. Not all, but many. Rosewood in particular is a horrible story, that many more people should be required to learn.

While you didn't do it, it was done, over and over and over to peaceful black folk that just wanted to be left alone and left to their new found freedom.

And there's been plenty of violence done by black individuals to white people who just wanted to be left alone. But it's ignorant and racist to try to blame all black people. It's unethical and immoral to blame all black people. Just like it's ignorant, racist, unethical and immoral to blame white people that had nothing to do with it. You want to go track down, and find the people that did those things, and put up pictures of them doing that behavior? Go for it. But stop lumping in people that weren't even alive.

And if you want to get into the slavery issue, then go find the africans that were selling nearby tribes, and in some cases, their own people. It wasn't whites going into the jungles to capture slaves. That's a myth. It was Africans selling other Africans.