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Category Archives: KKK
ADL Report: KKK Declining in Stature and Significance
ADL: Only 3,000 Klan Members in Small Groups With No Central Leadership New York, NY, May 11, 2016 … Despite efforts by Ku Klux Klan groups to gain publicity by exploiting the presidential election and distributing hate literature, the Klan … Continue reading
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When Did The KKK Last Lynch Someone?
Comment: I think it is generally agreed the last authentic lynching of a negro by white Klansmen was around 1964 or so. A single episode. Over fifty years ago now. The SPLC likes to say some killing of a colored … Continue reading
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Indiana University Students Mistake Priest for KKK Member
Breitbart: On Monday, students at Indiana University Bloomington mistook a priest for a Ku Klux Klan member, taking to social media to express their fear of the alleged Klansman, who they claimed was carrying a whip, and dressed in “white … Continue reading
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Can Israel’s ‘Ku Klux Klan’ be stopped?
Last night I was emailed this article from Ami magazine (aimed at Orthodox Jews) on how horrible the KKK is. Every media portrayal of the KKK that I remember painted it as a horrible organization. I don’t share this view. … Continue reading
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Is the KKK a “hate group?”
From the blog JewAmongYou: If you ask people to give an example of a “hate group,” the first thing that will pop into many of their minds is “The KKK.” Even white nationalists sometimes like to pick on the KKK. … Continue reading
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The Birth Of American Renaissance
Evelyn Rich emails me April 11, 2016: Your information about me, my education and my personal relationships is all wrong. I did not graduate from Boston College. I do not have a doctorate in history. I did not “couple” with … Continue reading
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Terror in the Night: The Klan’s Campaign Against the Jews
This 1993 book by Jack Nelson is a classic. It hits all of the Jewish themes of Kevin MacDonald but gives them a different spin. From Publishers Weekly: “Ku Klux Klansmen, claiming that Jews were the driving force behind the … Continue reading