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In reply to the discussion: Photo: The police providing security at a KKK rally: [View all]Hoyt
(54,770 posts)32. I don't think so. However, I'm surprised Klansmen would let their kids show signs of tolerance.
Would be interesting if they could follow up with the kid after 20 years to see if he/she broke free of parents' hatred.
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I first saw it years ago on the back of a Southern Poverty Law publication.
alphafemale
Jul 2013
#61
I don't think so. However, I'm surprised Klansmen would let their kids show signs of tolerance.
Hoyt
Jul 2013
#32
I bet nobody in that photo would have predicted that 20 years later a black dude would be President.
Nye Bevan
Jul 2013
#17
The KKK is the nations first OFFICALY designated terrorist group. Why are they allowed to express...
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#19
...no, just silence terrorist groups...who you know, kill massive amounts of people but keep on...
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#28
Yeah, I want all people who kill massive amounts of Americans to have a constant voice in our
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#29
Different times. Back then, the ACLU supported the 1st Amendment so strongly...
Junkdrawer
Jul 2013
#30