This three page document is drawn from Klan resolutions and outline the central traditions of the Klan: Christianity, preserving

This bulletin announces a public meeting at Ellis Auditorium in Memphis on July 15, 1972, where the Klan's political goals will

A newsletter from the national office of the United Klans of America condemns pornographic movies and encourages picketing at

A satirical message, written as though it were composed by blacks, thanks whites for not joining the KKK. From the Brownsville

This handwritten note, probably prepared for a speech, contains a few general comments about liberty, education and some folksy

A detailed cartoon begins with children going to integrated schools and ends with a white girl marrying her black boyfriend and

This map of the South highlights those parts of the region that have the largest black population and claims that the Communist

A newsletter from the VA Hospital in Memphis lists events for the week of August 7-13, 1972, which suggests that (alias: Bob

(Name Redacted) expresses appreciation to Mr. (Alias: Bob West) for agreeing to meet with students at the Peabody Demonstration

A receipt from 1972 notes payment for night sticks, helmet liners, a large knife, and a gun rack. From the Brownsville Klan

A campaign statement in 1968, which includes two quotes from Abraham Lincoln on the need to separate black people from whites,

This poster portrays Julian Bond as a primitive African native whose main interests are white women and welfare. From the