1869 NY Times newspaper Early KU KLUX KLAN MURDERS a POLITICIAN in MISSISSIPPI
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The white hoods and burning crosses of the Ku Klux Klan are arguably the most powerful and recognizable symbols of white power and violence in the South. Although the Klan has always been a secretive terrorist organization espousing white supremacy, its character and goals have varied throughout its history.
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