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join us for an exciting explanation of everything in between moses video and audio production 5 d, w. i hope that you will tune in the, the ku klux klan, the oldest and most infamous tara group. in the united states, proclaims its creed of white supremacy with pride. a secret society that is the very important of racism, hatred, and violence. lamb as i assume the climate that's

a set of value as an ideology is just as relevant as sort of a has been for over a 150 years. the klan has some tara across the united states, the and spread it's audiology through boston means quinn, no more than a domestic organization using fear and intimidation. but the ku klux klan is also a client of stein organization that gains notoriety through its domestic imagery. secrecy names and disturbing rituals prosper, which has been used in fact, by medieval scottish tribes to stick with one another as a call to arms from burning crosses and white roads to obscure symbols and runs. this film removes the clan shroud of mystery.

they have this badge on the x is actually for back to back from might. so the crew flux plan for the f b i. agents and judges who the for the k k, k. explain how the plan became the most notorious terrorist organization in the us . open new offices all around the state, specifically to investigate plan activity. an exclusive interview with a full mclinn member provides a glimpse into the secret inner workings of today's organization. as grant drag yeah, i did have a specific agenda. we've built uh like stand by army, stand up and take america back from its foundation just after the civil war in the 19 century 3. so it's research and to south america. bottom of became the 1st black

president to live. here is the story of the ku klux klan, a tourist organization. nathan, with usaa the focus of 2017 charlottesville, virginia. in the southeast of the united states. for 2 days, this smooth and normally peaceful city was rooks by foreign town wrist. the on one side, hundreds of the anti racist activists. and only as a white supremacist who'd come to hold a rally. everybody wanted to go into their voice group. you're a part of, it's just like making points, for instance, there's plus,

so the general atmosphere on the way to charlottesville and that was like a, we're getting ready to go. take our country back, save our heritage site. the charlottesville demonstrations came about during the general bab concrete, beaufort, confederate, laborious property leaders to famous certificates that are generally had a statue in charlottesville. that there was a lot of debate about taking it down the 2 days. $1000.00 furious fall, right. activists gather to protest in charlottesville among the representatives as the oldest and most prominent racist organization in american history. the ku klux klan charlottesville looked like a war for a few days there,

the police were terrible. they did not keep the people apart, they could not keep the white supremacists from catherine after he verified. uh, and as a result of the streets of the city became as yours racist anti racist, fighting back and forth. and ultimately, one particular neo nazi a drove his car into a crowd of people and murdered a woman, heather higher as well as badly entering some 20 other the the motor, his name james alex, feels a young fellow right active as ended myra. of idols, hitler hit the highest estimate headlines worldwide as the tragedy developed into a national scandal. the president, at the time donald trump, was called upon to issue a statement to dispute the situation. but instead of putting out the file,

his media conference only served to fan the flames. but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group, excuse me, excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. you had people in that group that were there to protest to take you down to them. a very, very important that you ended renaming of a park from robert e. lee to another state after the charlottesville, good people on both sides. what do you sell? the yo not seems. so some occasion spies. once again to say it's all right to have those extreme theories use terrace. like taking your car. let me know. protest the media attention generation. find this motor and sounds response route to launch

a family secret that the president would undoubtedly come from and kept quiet. when he was young. his father, fred trump, was himself a member of the crews trots plan, the ideas of the planet for serving society as it used to be before. huge waves of immigration, huge social changes that was really appealing to very large numbers of white men in america. so for someone like fred trump, to be a supporter of the plan, it makes perfect sense that the time is between donald trump and the k. k. k. extend will be on his phones has passed since the launch of his presidential campaign in 2016. the former us president has become a new art or so many wants the premises, including the, the races, total cost, an island form, a politician, was for many years, the k k,

k leader in the us. i'm overdue to seek donald trump. and most americans embrace most of the issues of champions. 3 slogan remains americans, while trump was running in 201520161 particular neo nazi leader called him our great leader, our fearless leader. so i, you know, david, do, said james from was voting against his rigs was a traitor to his race. the understanding included a certain portion of want to america, especially in the southern us. we need to go back a few years in time to 2009. when we swear by brock and single rock insane obama solemnly swear. that is split. speaking at the rock, obama became to $44.00 of precision to the united states. and most importantly,

the 1st black president, this revolutionary historic event was celebrated throughout the world. but not everyone in the us should this enthusiasm, mr. obama, hispanic, here's the thing. but the communist, i'm the fascist. in many southern states, the election of an african american to the post of president coast outrage was brock obama was elected all these white people that bought guns because they thought that the business attorney pointed various 3. and now blacks are going to take over, and of course come after white people, because now they have the support of the black man and the white house, the to do back to the nice ations. this climates of rejection and hostility towards obama was a godsend. subsequently, the number of groups promoting what supremacy began to so the so many reactionary and ultra nationalist wants

americans. the election of barack obama was in a front. meanwhile, donald trump's populace rest reclaimed to racism, becoming more socially acceptable in the u. s. h of these 2 presidents with opiates and radically different ways. factors in the re emergence of the white supremacist organizations like the client clamp, the climb as values. ology is just as relevant as simply into these taken on a trip file in the united states. but there's a $140.00 history of the class and in most 130140 years of the

flood is done more certainly than any other hoping to bring most extreme whitening ideas into the history of the ku klux klan with its mysterious name its symbols and customs is closely bound up with the history of the country where it was schooled. the rates go back to the early $1860.00 and the americans cost on $1.00 side. the $23.00 states in the north and west of the country. 2 on the other 11 struck in states that had decided to leave also seen from the union to form their own circle confederacy, united states and 1860 engaged in the states. also as the southern states

for the primary reason was the institution of slaves and the northern states. 2 failed to slavish should be restricted. those consented to actually take slavery. they really believe the slavery was the best organization in the world for society. the devastation conflict, costing the lives of others on 800000 people and ending with the disease of the cell. on the 9th of april, 1865 confederate liter generally surrendered to generals ulysses s. grant. who commanded the armies of us president abraham lincoln. the american civil war was space, huge conflict with the largest this countries ever unbelievably bloody. the south was not only defeated, it was crushed in 1865. after the war. many white people

living in the south refused to accept the defeat and its consequences. most notably the adoption of the 13th amendment to the united states constitution, which officially abolished slavery. that after 6 basically, they said that this was unacceptable, could be done. black people who worked in the cotton fields were no way they're equal as well. i knew if i put and if they weren't the equals now that they've been free, like they would become extremely dangerous and want to take their place that they'd want money and they wouldn't rate their women. well, they actually thought that they would rate their women already know fuck, fairly new from that to him in the civil war. this anger, the bitterness among white citizens in the south. so that not only do they form organizations such as like the night. so the white camelia, they formed the lightly, and these organizations become like terrorist groups in terms of trying to

intimidate african americans in pulaski, tennessee. look, i'm evictions old former considered offices decided to start their own organization and named it the contacts class. name came from the greek word for circle us allied if the scottish word class really because it's a sound coop plus band and eventually became hooped fox plan. 3 separate words. within a few years, this small group of offices grew into an increasingly powerful organization with its own structure. deleda by the name of nathan big city, forest. mason, bedford forest, west, the worst kind of. let me say, because it's true. he was one of the greatest cavalry officers who have ever lived

in this country already. he was an incredible fighter, but also a vicious son of it. he had achieved great claim and fame for his exploits during the civil war. at the same time, he, the chief of great information, particularly around the fort pillow, mexico, that he was known for killing off on the black union soldiers the nathan bits. as far as lead to shift the ku klux klan quickly made a name for itself. its goal was to so tara, into the hearts, the black communities in the southern states to that. and they started wearing clothes that would make them look more intimidation. and frank said that the black population of the cell was ignored and superstitious. and as such, they would truly believe that when the clam road and all the horses and these

costumes, the local blocks truly believe the ghosts or demons had appeared. but at the time, more than anything else. it was the extreme brutality of the crimes committed by the ku klux klan the cause honey come only african american community crimes including lynchings and old miners, but it's it's violent center question. what else of control before they have had the, the i the so they would go on raising black communities, which were punitive missions, it didn't seem to tell people. and what was the purpose of transmission? well, what is of the scare black people and put them in their place for a place in order to maintain their power overlap people, they have to keep them in the lower ranks of society. the use of violence is the group plan was 1st and foremost and instrumental violence. and then that violence also went as far as murder people to civil. she's got, as i see nothing in the 3 years between 186518.

69. and nathan bid for the 1st slave to shift the client, took the lives of several 1000 victims. the mood is left to new us president ulysses s grant, with no choice but to pos a. lauren 18. 71. the klein, act. it made the ku klux klan legal and authorized the president to send troops to the south to eliminate the term restore a nice ation. but in reality, the organization had already achieved its gold. slavery may have been the polished but is it being replaced by jim crow laws imposing racial segregation in the south . and what the jim crow laws was may segregation the in the state. and you had a separations of racism and it's very pervasive. so for jeff and then yeah, and the way the klan one, that's just the good because the people in the south were continuing to thing to

live in racial terms. you. i'd be more awful. your dividing society by racial characteristics, i meant that there were separate schools, for example, 75 on the card. so i'll see if i don't like kids and why kids didn't go to the same schools onto the, to be all black people are white. people couldn't be buried in the sight of cemetery. they couldn't ride on the same car. it could ride on the same train. between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries, continued segregation made the lives of black people in the south, extremely challenging. the ku klux klan which was officially illegal seemed to be a thing of the past. in 1915, however, the situation would change once again to the woods with the release of the now infamous film. without the client, the booth of the nation was the 1st blow up pasta. in cinematic history,

seeing the movie theater was by some 30000000 americans this week, the 1st movie ever made, which had a complete narrative history. lots of action sequences, a hold of the story that was for maddox. i had a company and so on. and so the movie was a sensation all over america. people like to see this movie. oh, my suit from open it never seen anything like that of this culture. the, the movie that song subsidized americans was about the civil war and its impact on the southern states. it took huge liberties with its interpretation of actual historical events, presenting the client as heroes, the defenders of widows and orphans the most of the most. and this is listed

on the books and the plants and a told the story of the klan, saving the white south from the, you know, savage black beast. so we're taking over and raping white women and so on. so for a few separate because republicans of the liberals came into power in the south, mistreated for good way. people this out in these has to start the class at that point to the same way. people terrible big rolls and one of the biggest fans of the, both of the nation was william joseph simmons, a methodist pasta from alabama. the movie in spot in to bring the ku klux klan back to life. william joseph simmons seems the class. i'm particularly the

imagery of the class as a way to create for new for to an organization to 1915th of very same year. the 1st of the nation was released just a few months later, williamson. it's our health, the ceremony on stone mountain georgia, outside of atlanta, where there's a big monument to the confederate heroes for civil war, in which he's really an odd to rate as a new plans for the ceremonies withheld them. which of 16 people on the mountain to circumvent the little that may decline a legal simmons renamed the organization, the invisible and kind of the knights of the ku klux klan. in 1920, he had mary elizabeth tyler and edward young clock. 2 advertising professionals specialize in marketing. it was their idea to embrace a very specific look and spawn it by the movie the to the nation. they saw the

costumes and symbols of the ku klux klan as a propaganda to prove to be extremely effective. we should be clear, the imagery that she's using is being drawn specifically from the book and the film . the idea of this very specific to the decline. even the idea of building increases that was in truth and reconstruction. they were clam. 2 those were me created by popular culture that didn't get adopted into the founding is best it can the actions of the class in the 19 teens reminding twins through a lot english and especially scottish just things like prosper, which had been used in fact by medieval scottish tribes to signal one another as a kind of call to arms. the dispute when the k, k. k adopted the traditional imagery. we know today with its symbols,

costumes ceremonies, an odd sounding touch from the nomenclature of the plan, all the strange names in curio lizard himself and cyclops, the waiting list, the klein, and so on. these 4 of the kinds of titles that they populate. gyptian that sounded very exotic and far out. the initial k is the cook component of the k k k simple award costs under a red background. this emblem appears on the purchase stitched on to the client's minds, roads, and more recently on the flags they kind of during projects. they have this badge on what's called the blood drops and signal. and it's an ex, with the blood drop pulling down. and the x is actually full, pays back to back from mike. so if the crew flux plan to add another layer of mystery to the or this new qu, clots client, they developed

a range of symbols inspired by other secret societies, such as the nonce templates and the freemasons. the clan invented a lot of so called history, some of their names and offices came straight out of the catholic tradition. and this has to do with the fact that they were money. was one of many for to use that kind of simulation. so the plan has a 7 symbols. yeah. the, the road, the water this or they all have a significance, according to them. they all think the line of christianity pamphlet from 1966 list of decline, 7 official symbols. the christian bible as its religious foundation. the flag, whether it be the confederate flag, representing the southern states,

or the star spangled banner, representing the us bullshit, which is used to purify the sword, which symbolizes the prosecution of the clans, enemies. and finally, the 3 best known symbols across the ensuring official ceremonies. the road and the famous pointed forth very specific kind of plan in the form that we think about today. the would you like words when? well, what it is intended to do is create a static solidarity of the physical solid doubt that you would have roll off a couple of rolls of clams marching through the streets. most people tend to associate the ku klux klan with those white rhodes and codes. but the uniforms vary according to the wherever stations within the organization, which has a hierarchical image shaped destruction the at the bush and

the clansman. the regular limits of the ku klux klan. hey, we have a simple one road directly above them. the night when they were black roads under in charge of security. next comes to local chips and who tons of want down in a red sash. the chaplains. but the preachers of good, the sultan son clumps, leads and into a city group or chapter. they with black roads, with the red sash clubs of regional or national chaplains, with a white, bright, and purple such grand dragon's elite is for an entire station and with green rods. finally, the very top of the pilgrimage is the imperial wizard, who with circle gown and is the supreme leader of the ku klux klan in the united states. the 2nd slide is a very fire off feeling. joseph simmons establishes himself as the

1st imperial wizard establishes this system, nation state level officers through which there's a real down hire on. when i was the grand dragon, i used to tell everybody you don't need to be called anything like, you know, true wizard the sidewalk or anything your clients. y'all have a white road. that's it. that's all that matters. even if national plan support is we convinced simmons approach prevailed and was a major success. by the mid 19 twenty's hired them. evans, the new imperial wizard, headed up a great nearly $4000000.00 strong with tens of millions of dollars to his name. making him one of the most powerful and influential men in the united states at the time. in 1925, he organized a large scale, ku klux klan,

much in the capital. washington dc plans. attitude wise, if we wave a flag and invoke the name of god and our cause is just 1925, they march down, you know, the st. washington dc, capitalist age, all the states. you begin to have go all for a while, clients everywhere. march by 40000 road plans down pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house in washington. it was really an incredible site. this was a show of force and a traumatic play. very much with the plan faces of balls and there is a show of photos with one single going to impose the k k k center for the audio energy on others what times had changed since the civil war. this

patient enemies would no longer just spawn people dispose of it as reading. the problem in the united states was mass and migration from europe. so let's see if there was considered a problem for americans. we had been there for a long time. does that mean just grandparents, that even great grandparents were american? good. although i'm really, john, does that mean a believe that the new arrivals constituted and things are to them move over new? go see to i don't. they were the catholics from southern europe. jews from eastern europe and what we had been as a version of what, what nationalist today are calling here of replacement. suppose is that the k k, k claimed organized crime was proof of what would like to be called the great replacement theory. at the time, the top mafia bosses in new york, chicago, and las vegas. what else to clone and touched schultz at the time you and to show sheets respectively for an appeal. so back to, for the clans,

they were everywhere equal, so they have to fight them in any way possible. then you see the machine of july, the way supported the immigration laws passed in 19211924. doing that, as well as the provision of alcoholic beverages west, which was adopted by a constitutional amendment among not we'll see to show that they were as evangelicals, protestants, very strong probations. they were also preaching this moral is rebecca checked the dispute as an organization. the claim to be defending the moral values of large protestant america would soon find itself embroiled in a very sort of defense in fixing stevenson, who had been the grand piano. but being really one of the most powerful theaters nationally who is tried and convicted

foster's sexually assaulted, brutalized as a young woman match over, holmes he kidnapped his assistant. he tortured try to murder term legends. her body was found, her body was literally stabbed all over. this became public and he was ultimately connected and sent to prison verse the years passed, it became apparent of the many clam leaders we're just about are hypocrites. and in the, as this kind of hypocrisy was exposed, more and more, the klan was ultimately destroyed. once again, the ku klux klan seemed to slide back into insignificance. for the next 30 years, the clan now led by samuel greene, tried to keep the flame alive by assuming propaganda films.

the white man with the white robes in the 1950s, the u. s. was in the midst of an economic boom. the klein had lost much of its appeal and played a negligible role in public life. but then came an event of the mints in the 1950s. what happened was you had a number of legal cases that were warranting screen court. that was challenging. jim crow and legal segregation, the supreme court 1954 brown vs board of education. that is the incredibly important supreme court ruling which at least legally and to sacrifice americans african american citizens when now able to send the children to what type of schools i liked each in any restaurant and sit wherever they want to do buses and to move the pages,

as the black population struggle with equal rights gained momentum in the civil rights movement. a few extraordinary personalities became unforgettable icons. and then in the world, the disagree got. so there was a racial desegregation movement represented by rows of target. so you're nice, i'm fast, 7 and yourself. and martin luther king junior in the 19 sixty's so which was selected, major societal changes in the united states and the 20th century does renew attempts. shipping in that period, america went through enormous social changes in particular with respect to the rights of roles, black people in this country as well. of course, as the rise of, you know, rock and roll and that you've kept her culture, things were changing and changing, very, very wrapped in the country. southern states,

a large section of the white community was fiercely opposed to these changes. they wanted to maintain segregation between blacks and whites in cost. one forced to at least the right of the rights in this country. he should have equal rights, but separate rights that worked for a 100 years in the south and i think it will work now. a reactionary mindset that was very widespread, including amongst the political thomas and the southern us in 1963, george wallace. the count for governor alabama gave a speech defiantly and support pertaining to braces. jim crow laws and the windows. yeah. george. well, that's a selection platform to be summed up in 3 words as you mailed one more. so you're

going to get a segregation synchronization. segregation, don't he believe that something so deeply on the sounds passed the couldn't simply be made to disappear, to say that issued over the across the se in us, in alabama, georgia, florida, south carolina, louisiana and mississippi. many want people will hostile to these changes. fish on ground for the clocks climbed to quickly regained its former power and spacious. hey, water pro rated rate. this will be destroyed and the new crew cliffs clan continued the traditions from the turn of the century. wide roads pointed towards initiation ceremonies and burning crosses, which became the ultimate symbol of the nice ation. the

amusement was renamed the noise clients of america by its new leader 0 wizard robert m. joseph with his smart suits and had caused rubbish. shelton was the perfect manifestation of a new modem and imperial visits, and he turned out to be a kind of magic leader. problem does not work there as much as the other issue is i'd say i'm worried about the use leadership of the k k k. quickly return to the same excessive and extreme violence that had shaken the nation shortly after the civil. anytime i know where to start to make this country,

you get that type of these old feelings of patriots have always been there. they bubble back up. the violence as a way to terminate a community. and as such, that violence is designed to be very, very public, very, very evident. it's now growth falls. what we're open till about the spectrum. the idea are all these murders as a means to, to attempt the 19 fifties and sixties, or an escalation in finance with countless versus lynchings and other drug tests which nothing. and no one seemed to be able to stop in washington. us president lyndon johnson made pushing the k k k, one of his top priorities asked s bianchi j. and cuz we have to send these men

into the field to bring down this tower organization plan was a priority. french, really in mississippi. i was a small as 3 age or a 150 age, working small officers joining the director of the f. b. i flooded the study with the fbi. i opened a new offices all around specifically to investigate klan activity. religious cheap, special agent employee more. the fbi i pulled out all the stops to neutralize the ku klux klan. especially in mississippi with the farm rifle. the nice ation was suspected of involvement in the mysterious disappearance of the 3 civil rights activists. within a few weeks,

18 members of the k k. k had been arrested thanks to the information gathering through questioning. roy moore and his team was able to identify the man behind the operation. his name was samuel violet's. the grand dragon for the state of mississippi. san bowers was the head of a white tides cost plan in this city, which are responsible at least $10.00 killings we know up here in mississippi, probably more than it was also while the clan organization, united states and greatly feared, obviously found bowers is probably one of the national hill reputed clansman, from the ship, the recruited essentially train plan members was emissions that he had a plan for them. while samuel ballas use terrorist tactics to discourage african americans from registering for elections. in august, 1965,

president johnson signed a law that prohibited racial discrimination in the right to vote. in response balances owed at the mood of civil rights activist building and dana vernon to amber was a former business man who really believed that voting rights truly came to black, mississippi incident. things will begin to change. and so the client that like that and attacked him and his family in the middle of january 10th, 1966 to call the bon individuals that attacked us about 2 o'clock in the morning shooting into the house door in bottles of gasoline in the one torches and after to set the house on fire, dead for the gun down that eventually calls him his life. people never shot the dad

from a fixation from entailing flames that burn the respiratory says off the dame is murder the b. i finally arrested in charge the imperial wizard in mississippi, samuel bowers. but despite the evidence gathered in the confessions of some powers, men only for the 14 people responsible were found guilty. a number is the full head to say that the full sentence, ballast himself, was of course, explain why it would be some q. and this was no surprise until the mid sixty's. many, many white southerners. few the clan as well. they weren't very nice people. what they're doing, something that has to be done, which is defending our children from desegregation defending our children from having to sit in the same classroom as black children in that context of segregation and with some rooms. and there is community complicity in these crimes because there is a choice that is being made that says we will look the other way. the

will condemn this final damn, particularly the deals behind the impunity enjoyed by so many members of the k. k. k. would grunge and come to an end. in 1971, bill baxley was appointed attorney general of the state of alabama. he decided to reopen the investigation into the debt to pull goes code 8 years earlier in a form attacked in birmingham. the primary suspect was robert chambliss. he was still a frame. despite the evidence against traveler for the ring leader of the group environment, he was more responsible. anybody else on the 20 pulse factory got

a nickname, dynamite ball 2 boxes, investigations into the person responsible for the building of a time and influential member of the k. k. k. resulted in numerous threats. this is the letter that we received in my office. dear mister, back to me, we would like to congratulate you. we hope that you are proud of yourself now. you in chapter twice. we hope that or to assume what else to same condition that the n word lover kennedy contract, which kept a long time they might have been bill baxley refused to be intimate agent on the country. the response to your letter to the

guest line bill backs, man, and the response response. tax the cheat his goal in 1977 when robot chambliss was sentenced to life in prison. from then on the prime related the decline would only be brought to justice for the crimes opiate slice of samuel ballas demand behind them. the reason and dana and of the civil rights activists and his accomplice it go. right, killing nature child the united clients of america led by imperial wizard robot. sheldon was ordered to pay $7000000.00 to buy unit mcdonald. the mother of the young african american lynch. i. shelton spent in 1991 filed a lawsuit against her favor temporary to create a plan to pay her for the blessing. for a sudden, what this did was,

it broke the bank broke the plan since the phone that's last major lead to a real effective success because he had too much. there are a number of small groups that meet at a spanish plan, right. or they don't have any financial power. for the most part, the majority of members, lower level flange plan groups to they tend to be very small groups almost universally come from world parts of the country. there are no cities anywhere anymore. and they typically are centered around one family. so you know the nights the ku klux klan just now. tom are off his wife, couple older kids and half a dozen of their friends lived down the road from us, from a task from arkansas. my claim to be the head of the largest national plan organization that has legitimacy is questionable, given that the k k k itself now represents just

a few small groups in the united states. in a country with the population of some 314000000 accounts just following the 1000 members plan, which was points for the american screen. right. is now, you know, sorry, sad shadow. it's for myself. and in fact, the neo nazis and the skim had some various other components of the mass and radical. i look at the klan is, you know, trailer trash. these are people with trailers, the poor people, stupid it kind of struck me is you know, it's like a part of it. you know, people who may not have very many easement or have, but it was just a bunch of uh, bill bill is based. weird morning, around uh, cook and hot dogs. ambridge is all set they were aware, and they'd sheets and pillowcases on her head. a reality 10 pocket book to see 1st off through he was himself

a senior and very committed member of the ku klux klan. less than an hour had passed through orders covered, you know, just to erase hatefulness, be a swastika like the american history x. so this folder here, see those for kids nights. a wild vista can see me of a client that is going to be gone shortly as well. initially can talk who was set on realizing k k. kay's hate field audiology by any means necessary. so going like back in the day they used to when they used to burn churches as grand dragon. yeah, i did have a specific agenda. it was to basically build up on like,

stand by allow me to stand up and take america back then we wouldn't be there to do it. now while the plan dollars is for a flyer, so to getting ranked up in plan requires like you go on your fruit people, you attend rallies, you go on drawers through the little flyers to talk a story is one of a white man from the american south to walk to us as a klein and the neo nazi finally decided to turn his back on. and finally, the man who inspired his redemption was pasta william the king. all of a sudden one day, i'm sitting bottom with me and my ex fiance and applied mass from the 1st time i met with was living in the same apartment complex. at the time, i did not know he was a part of the big a on the or not just him and his girlfriend and i just spoke to them as we set down

. we talk best today with some other names and we begin to know each of these i can, i don't know at all. i know is jesus. and i was like, wow, that's the most sense. not any answer i've ever done. so at that point, my life always liked to make all these judgment falls like, oh, you're jewish or black, you this through the moment, you know that's, that's a little desk showed, but hatred and racism a still very much present us, embodied by people like dylan ruth, he shouted 9 african americans in a church in charleston, south carolina in 2015 and patient interest emerge a 10 minute visit, the black community and co blog and injured 3 outlets at

a grocery store in buffalo, new york in may 2022. as these in other cases show, it's still dangerous to be black in the us even today. today, the people we see the dylan roofs of the world and so on. are people who are not members, never absorbs the basic ideas. white people are under attack by their adams and black people around people. immigrants gauging so to mass killings, perpetration by very young man, just 18 and 21 years old. when they committed the crimes, they belong to a new generation of the white supremacists. radicalized through exposure to conspiracy websites and fall right. groups preaching their fate feels audiology on social media. 2000 and dylan. pharmacy,

one of that church roles. what c, as in doing prior to that was going on a website that was essentially the 5th sense of, of white citizens council system. and that was what the situation was the excessive basis by the full use of the trump presidency in his wake. he left a deeply divided country, the storming with a capital one of the most shocking manifestations of this development. the country with the blacks lights. measuring movement demonstrates the african american communities determined opposition to racism. the and where what supremacists continue to keep alive the legacy and the murderous

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