No, it doesn't make any grammatical sense.
Recall the statement:
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Doing it while believing that men like Dr. Martin Luthor King was aiming for, not equality, but supremacy.
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Now, considering what the phrase mean meant, it should have read this:
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Doing it while believing that men like Dr. Martin Luthor King were aiming for supremacy, not equality.
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The first statement might have made sense, but it became muddled because of the incorrect usage of "was" in place of "were".
In short, Canuck, you need english lessons.