greensboro was an amazing moments that came relatively late. in the century at a time when people really did not expect the klan to be picking up weapons and murdering their enemies in open daylight let alone on t.v. the fact is that's precisely what happened. with. part of a group think it organized to have an anti clinton inspiration and conference and win with thirty nine hundred seventy nine. i was one of the coordinators of the march so i was kind of busily looking in on this not the only thing and it was actually standing on the street corner for a little while not far from seeing the smith. line of cars. moving very slowly came down the street and cindy said it's weird since it was weird she said no cops here. she was right and cindy did moments later. i saw this caravan of cars and. confederate flag on. one of the. clan and the first car in the caravan was the pickup truck a guy leaned out with a long barreled black pistol waved it in the sky a couple times shot one shot into the sky and yelled something and the car stopped and point a

the klan and jointly liable with employees of the greensboro police department the survivors pool the resources that we gathered from the civil suit which warless a certain amount of money to set up the greensboro justice fund which is an organization to fund grassroots groups in the us south the funding racial violence and that's really been a tremendous positive legacy this corner of the greens were massacred say the civil trial was a partial victory but other than that it was just lots of justice. documenting the klan as something i feel is a calling on my wife. my goal for the project is to document as thoroughly as possible the events the actions and the beliefs of the klan members. attend rallies ten marches. cross lighting ceremonies on private property i've promised these groups only to be fair and objective and documenting what they believe even though a lot of what they do i don't believe in and. i've tried to stick to that promise. you know one child that i've hurt with was just five years old when i saw him last . he was a fifth generation klansman and i got this picture o

greensboro, jackson. i came to expect the fact that librarians and school teachers and shopkeepers would sidle up to me after some new outraged from bill connors, the sheriff and alabama. they would a rumor to me, you should know, we are not all like that. i realized that there were many georgians who were against the charity removal. it was not all militant. they know more spoke out or could speak out that these people in the 1960's. so, they could champion the cause of civil rights. it was the social pressures just too great. during the vietnam war the anti-war activists launched a campaign to get protesters to sign of foul that they would not pay their income tax until the war was ended. i've remembered very clearly an incident in los angeles where a southern california man had actually not only signed a foul, but followed it. he was arrested. his property was seized. he was put in jail. that was of one day story. what happened to him after that never made the newspapers, never made the television. i r

host: greensboro, n.c., independent color. calle -- caller. caller: i have not increased my savings because i am panel of my bills. as far as savings goes, i have a minimal amount saved, because i am productive. i can go out and work. as long as i am able to do that, i do not see the need to save. host: have you made it more of a priority in recent years to pay your bills? caller: that has always been my priority, not more or less now than earlier. that has always been a priority, because i have always had some form of a debt -- whether it is a car payment or a house payment. i have to go out and work to pay those debts. host: when we say u.s. dollars, we receive 1% interest, thanks to the federal reserve. energy rises up to 5%. why save? guest: there is an inflation- adjusted rate of return. people have invested in other forms of savings -- the stock market, more risky assets, they have gotten decent returns. the point is correct. interest rates are very low. if there is a little bit of inflation, you are losing money. a lot people do not und

host: greensboro, n.c., independent color. calle -- caller. i have not increased my savings because i am panel of my bills. as far as savings goes, i have a minimal amount saved, because i am productive. i can go out and work. as long as i am able to do that, i do not see the need to save. host: have you made it more of a priority in recent years to pay your bills? caller: that has always been my priority, not more or less now than earlier. that has always been a priority, because i have always had some form of a debt -- whether it is a car payment or a house payment. i have to go out and work to pay those debts. host: when we say u.s. dollars, we receive 1% interest, thanks to the federal reserve. energy rises up to 5%. why save? guest: there is an inflation- adjusted rate of return. people have invested in other forms of savings -- the stock market, more risky assets, they have gotten decent returns. the point is correct. interest rates are very low. if there is a little bit of inflation, you are losing money. a lot people do not understand