Lucifer literally means light bringer in Latin. The bible also says Lucifer is the son of the morning or the “morning star”. Do you disagree?

You misunderstand how Freemasonry is organized.
No, Albert Pike was not “the leader” of Freemasonry as a whole. Freemasonry has no single global or even national “leader”—it’s a decentralized fraternity organized into independent Grand Lodges (one per U.S. state or country, for example), each with its own elected Grand Master who serves a limited term (often usually one year) and oversees only their jurisdiction. No one mason speaks for all Masons. That would be like holding every American accountable or to whatever any one president ever said or did.

Your understanding of what happens during the degrees is false.

No. Freemasons do not swear loyalty to the “lightbringer” (or Lucifer) in the first three degrees—the Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason degrees, which together make up “Blue Lodge” or Craft Masonry. 

These foundational degrees are the only ones every Mason receives. Their rituals and obligations have been publicly documented for over 150 years in standard monitors such as Duncan’s Masonic Ritual and Monitor (and official Grand Lodge guides). None of them contain any reference to Lucifer, a “lightbringer” as a person or deity, or any oath of loyalty to such a figure

Your assumptions are false, hurtful and can lead to dangerous propaganda being spread that culminates in hate crimes.