Martin Lucifer Coon
Martin Lucifer Coon proper noun: martin Luther King Jr..
Proper noun
Martin Lucifer Coon
- Martin Luther King Jr..
- For quotations using this term, see Citations:Martin Lucifer Coon.
Origin of Martin Lucifer Coon
From Martin + Lucifer (“equating him to the devil”) + coon (“a derogatory term for a black person”), the latter two chosen for similarity to Luther and King. First use appears c. 1964. See citations page.
Questions about Martin Lucifer Coon
- What does Martin Lucifer Coon mean?
- Martin Lucifer Coon means martin Luther King Jr..
- What part of speech is Martin Lucifer Coon?
- Martin Lucifer Coon is a proper noun.
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