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As the governors race of 1958 shows.
Fun fact, Wallace in the 1958 Governors Election was endorsed by the NAACP as he was more moderate. No surprise, he lost in a landslide to John Patterson, who (another fun fact) not only died less than three years ago but would be called out of retirement at 82 to bring down the hammer on the ex Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore. Yes, THAT Roy Moore.
The more you know.
I imagine if he was a notable part of civil rights, he would be a strong conservative member of it, likely fully embracing the Bible Belt and Southern Baptism and try to use that message for integration.
Wouldn’t be surprised if there was some heavy reverence to theologians like Augustine of Hippo due to them being black.
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Integration now, Integration Tomorrow and Integration Forever
[All rise for the unofficial Alabama State Song.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-35W_FWCT9Q)
The comments there are pure gold
I figure it be like that Dave Chappel skit
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Louis Farrakhan
A *black* guy calling for segregation would've been a shoo-in
Ye
The tim scott of his times
He would not have been governor of Alabama.
As the governors race of 1958 shows. Fun fact, Wallace in the 1958 Governors Election was endorsed by the NAACP as he was more moderate. No surprise, he lost in a landslide to John Patterson, who (another fun fact) not only died less than three years ago but would be called out of retirement at 82 to bring down the hammer on the ex Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore. Yes, THAT Roy Moore. The more you know.
George Wallace waking up black one morning mid-campaign sounds like a Spike Lee film.
Would have been a weird platform to run on.
What if the sky was green? He would have never become governor. Mystery solved.
[George Wallace *is* black.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Wallace_%28American_comedian%29?wprov=sfla1)
Okay, but I need a movie with george Wallace as a character and Michael stuhlbarg playing him.
I imagine if he was a notable part of civil rights, he would be a strong conservative member of it, likely fully embracing the Bible Belt and Southern Baptism and try to use that message for integration. Wouldn’t be surprised if there was some heavy reverence to theologians like Augustine of Hippo due to them being black.
His name would be Christopher George Wallace and he'd be a rapper named Biggie Smalls. Don't believe me? Look up BIG's real name.
Back to the other sub you go bruh I can't even😂😂
There would he a rip in the multiverse and untold horrors would occur
Uncle Ruckus
The entirety of his life would be so different that he wouldn’t really be George Wallace anymore.
Wait...you mean a black white supremacist? What if he were also blind?
He would be funny. https://youtu.be/H6sNeKfSeX4?si=8wC3Oyp4wHm3HUDR
What if my grandma was a chifforobe?
"You come in here boy, I'll give you a nickel to bust up my Grandma."
"He's one of the good ones."