This little notebook lists addresses of blacks who live on (alias: Justiceville) Road, a rural road where blacks own most of the

A hand-written summary of the Klan's founding in Pulaski, Tennessee, after the Civil War. Its founders are described as

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

These hand-written notes were prepared for a public meeting. The author stresses the threat of communism in a changing world,

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

This hand-written note describes a day care center where a black teacher enrolls one black student with a few whites in order to

A statement presented as a fact sheet claims that blacks make up 10% of the U.S. population but are responsible for 91% of

A handwritten list of dates, places (Maryville, Milan and Memphis) and events, on UKA stationery. From the Brownsville Klan

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

(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

These minutes of a meeting of Klavern 10 on December 12, 1966, with six members present, focus on the definition of a quorum and