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thinking uctin reconstruction, 1876, 1877 where you got the federal government actually going out thereerei forget the law that ac they actually put in place. >> it's the ku klux klan act. >> there you go. but basically going out to arrest and stop these types of violent actions against african-americans. >> yeah. t successfully. >> right.essf, >> for the most part. so the ku klux klan is very much a part of the post-war re reconstruction history, right? but why might we think about n a them in the context of the 50th? anniversary? john? >> i was going to jump -- kind s of leads to this as well that the ku klux klan kind of shows g everything that didn't go quitew the way that it could have after the civil war shows the failingi of reconstruction, the failing to kind of move past slavery into equality because you still have these people who are wielding fear and power in a nan large portion of the nation. >> okay. it's jamie. >> let's not forget they're born of the knights of mary fagan. it is the creation of that lie that even persists in one form i or another to this day.ther t >> yes, e