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Index: Ku Klux Klan

Dec 24,

1865

KKK Founded in Pulaski, Tennessee

Feb 18,

1915

President Wilson Enjoys His First Movie: “Birth of a Nation”

Mar 3,

1915

Protests Greet “Birth of a Nation” Opening in New York City

Aug 17,

1915

Leo Frank Lynched – Anti-Semitism Rises

Nov 25,

1915

Cross Burned on Stone Mountain, Georgia – KKK Revived

May 31,

1921

Tulsa Race Riot Devastates African-American Community

Mar 15,

1922

Anti-KKK Group Formed in Oklahoma

Dec 8,

1922

“Birth of a Nation” Denied Permit in New York City

Oct 21,

1923

Boston Mayor Curley Bans KKK Meetings, ACLU Protests

Jul 6,

1924

KKK Issue Sharply Divides Democratic Party Convention

Jun 1,

1925

Supreme Court Strikes Down Anti-Catholic Oregon School Law

Aug 8,

1925

KKK Stages Huge March of 35,000 in Washington, D.C.

Sep 1,

1926

Virginia KKK Kidnap Catholic Priest for Teaching African-American Children

Sep 18,

1928

Anti-Catholic Attacks on Candidate Al Smith Continue

Nov 19,

1928

Supreme Court Upholds NY Restrictions on KKK and Similar Groups

Sep 14,

1937

Hugo Black, New Supreme Court Justice, Attacked for Past KKK Membership

Jul 11,

1954

Segregationist White Citizens’ Council Formed to Fight Integration

Jul 30,

1964

FBI Adds KKK to Notorious COINTELPRO Program

Jun 9,

1969

Brandenburg: First Amendment Protects Advocacy of Violence – But Not Incitement to Imminent Lawless Action

Aug 15,

1973

ACLU Backs Klan’s Right to Meet in Public Park

Dec 25,

1981

Georgia School Board Allows Klan Meeting in Building – ACLU Applauds

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