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ANYONE who says that Elvis was racists,..doesnt know a damn thing about Elvis.

Elvis grew up extremely poor, went to a black church. He helped the black community. He was not racist.

He was born and brought up in a deprived background .. he never forgot his roots

Elvis still bringing everybody together over 44 years after he died. Powerful.

When Elvis recorded this I was an 11 yr old white girl living in a suburb of  LA.  It made me cry cuz I didn't understand why a child would be hungry or what a ghetto was. My dad asked one of his best friend's, Big Willy, to explain it to me. He was a 6'5" black man who lived in Compton. Dad knew it was Willy's story and that he would be able to breath life into it. He did. And he was an Elvis fan.
At 65, sitting on his knee telling me his story, well, it is one of my most vivid and precious memories.  And its still one of my favorite songs cuz it reminds me that all that is needed for poverty to continue is for those of privilege to turn away.

I heard one story of Elvis was that he was buying a new car and saw a family looking inside. He went and asked them if they were going to buy a car and they said they couldn't afford one. He bought them a car, employed the dad and put the son through college.

It's frustrating when people say he's a racist. I truly feel they are seriously misinformed about this most caring man. He used his platform the best way he knew how. The man with the velvet voice. Rest in Peace.

THE GOAT! HE OPENED THE DOOR FOR EVERY ARTIST AFTER HIM!!

Most black celebrities, including Mohammed Ali, liked him and said he had a heart of gold. He grew up poor in Tupelo MS right next to a poor black neighborhood, and he went to a local black church, where he sang in their choir. Their minister and choir director thought highly of his talent and good heart.

For Elvis to perform a message like that in 1969, should tell you everything you need to know about the guy.

Elvis was one of a kind with a heart of gold ...

The ladies singing backup, were known as the “Sweet Inspiration”.
Whitney Houston’s mom Cissy was a “Sweet Inspiration”.
The men were know as “The Jordanaires”. They were a gospel group that sang backup for Elvis during live performances.

I'm from Mississippi and we all know that Elvis had as much soul and love for every color as is humanly possible.  He had a twin who died at birth and I think that pain is felt in a lot of his songs.  He grew up poor on the streets in Tupelo and Memphis and had respect for EVERYONE!

Elvis was a huge champion of civil rights and proper treatment of black performers

Elvis was raised in the Ghetto and grew up around the black community!

This I is why Elvis was so great.he cared about everyone

He was the most giving person. He gave to so many charities.

His back up singers were his family, if they could not stay at a hotel,neither would he. Don’t believe the b.s.. read up on him.

Elvis did not have shoes until he was 8yrs old.