Only found this out recently but the Klan sort of had a radio station too, which is still on the air today. WAWZ in Zarepheth New Jersey, founded by Alma Bridwell White, Bishop of the Pillar of Fire Methodist Church.
Klan gathering on August 31, 1929 in front of Assembly Hall, Zarephath, New Jersey for "Patriotic Day"
during the Pillar of Fire Church's annual Camp Meeting.[17]
Klan was very big with Methodists. Founder Simmons was an ex-Methodist minister.
Yeah, Yankee Klan don't befront me. That's 1929, I'm talking about 1870 when many black Congressmen were elected. The Klan's main purpose was to eliminate black Republican Congressmen and any supporters.
Actually it was founded as a social club along the lines of a college fraternity. Exactly along the lines actually, the fraternity being Kuklos Adelphon, whence they contrived their name. The split the Greek kuklos into two words and added "klan" with a K for alliteration.
That's why it had all those silly K-alliterations --- kleagles and klaverns and konvokations. It founded as a joke, and the alliterations were the product of the founder named ... Kennedy.
After the original six left the picture existing vigilantes outside Pulaski that were already active assumed the robes and bizarre rituals. The Klan became one of literally dozens of such groups throughout the former Confederacy including the Caucasian Club(s) (Louisiana 1869); the Constitutional Union Guard (North Carolina 1868-70); the Council of Safety; Heggie's Scouts (Mississippi); Heroes of America (South Carolina); the Knights of the Black Cross (Mississippi); the Knights of the Red Hand; the Knights of the Rising Sun (Texas 1868); the Knights of the White Camellia (Louisiana 1867-69); the Knights of the White Carnation (Alabama); Men of Justice; Native Sons of the South (Mississippi); Order of Pale Faces (Tennessee 1869 or 1867); the Order of the White Rose; Red Caps (Tennessee); Red Jackets (Tennessee); Red Strings (South Carolina); the Robertson Family (Mississippi); the Society of the White Rose (Mississippi); the Seymour Knights (Louisiana); the Southern Cross (New Orléans1865); the White Brotherhood (North Carolina 1868-70); the White League (Louisiana 1874); the White Line (Mississippi); the Yellow Jackets (Tennessee) and the '76 Association (Louisiana 1869).
Klan would have been an also-ran on this list had not "Colonel Joe" re-founded it in 1915 and hired PR to take it national to exploit the movie.
One of the above groups, the White League, was the group commemorated by a monument in New Orleans which was the first one to be taken down a couple of years ago. Like the other various Confederate monuments put up by the aforementioned UDC, a propaganda transmitter for the Lost Cause Cult. It sat at the foot of Canal Street, the literally busiest corner in the city, for decades.
No documentation for your POS copy paste. Fail!
I thought you more skills, fucker!
What part do you require "documentation" for, little one?
Sure I cut/pasted that. It's in my archives and I know where it is because you dipstick history revisionists keep bringing this crapola out expecting different results. I've got it all down.
What you don't have is references to something that's not yours.
That is called plagiarization.
Once AGAIN --- prove that.
I've got the document right here. I wrote the whole thing.
