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A group of protestors gathered in a handful of cities across the US. Many people were carrying flags and supporting former president Donald Trump. 12 people were arrested for multiple violations to the law.

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KKK committed many mass bombings on African American schools and had mass protests and violent rampages that killed many people. 

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KKK committed many mass bombings on African American schools and had mass protests and violent rampages that killed many people. 

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The KKK started an underground violence campaign to intimidate  members of the government who were pushing the BLM movement and furthering equal rights.

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In 2016, a news story emerged that revealed the KKK were plotting to murder a black man who had been recently released from a state prison.

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16th Street Baptist Church Bombing (killed 4 black schoolgirls)- AMELIA

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16th Street Baptist Church Bombing (killed 4 black schoolgirls)- AMELIA

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The Birmingham church bombing occurred on September 15, 1963, when a bomb exploded before Sunday morning services at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama—a church with a predominantly Black congregation that also served as a meeting place for civil rights leaders. Four young girls were killed and many other people injured.

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Prosecutors added hate crime charges Thursday against a self-identified leader in the Ku Klux Klan accused of driving through peaceful protesters in Richmond.

There were no fatalities or serious injuries reported as a result of the June 7 incident in which Harry H. Rogers, 36, of Hanover, was arrested.

"After further in-depth investigation, where we spoke with over two dozen witnesses and several victims, I determined that additional charges were warranted," Henrico County Commonwealth's Attorney Shannon Taylor said in a statement.

Rogers's attorney could not immediately be reached.

Self-identified Ku Klux Klan leader arrested after driving through protesters in Richmond, prosecutors say

Rogers, who is being held without bond, initially faced charges of assault and battery, attempted malicious wounding and destruction of property with intent, according to online court records. On Thursday, Taylor also added a hit-and-run charge and new felonious attempted malicious wounding charges.

"I am charging Mr. Rogers with the strongest form of assault and hate crimes permitted under Virginia law," Taylor said in the statement. "I have no doubt Mr. Rogers was motivated by bigotry and racism and should be severely punished for his egregious criminal behavior."

Amid massive demonstrations, vehicles striking protesters raise disturbing echoes of 2017 Charlottesville attack

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Hate crime charges added against self-identified KKK leader accused of driving through protesters in Richmond

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Prosecutors added hate crime charges Thursday against a self-identified leader in the Ku Klux Klan accused of driving through peaceful protesters in Richmond. There were no fatalities or serious injuries reported as a result of the June 7 incident in which Harry H. Rogers, 36, of Hanover, was arrested.

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The KKK Kills three civil rights activists 

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The KKK Kills three civil rights activists 

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Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James Chaney are killed by a Ku Klux Klan mob near Meridian, Mississippi. The three young civil rights workers were working to register Black voters in Mississippi, thus inspiring the ire of the local Klan. The deaths of Schwerner and Goodman, white Northerners and members of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), caused a national outrage.

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Australian man dressed his kids in the white costumes on halloween , and when police investigated he refused to take them off

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Australian man dressed his kids in the white costumes on halloween , and when police investigated he refused to take them off

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Willie Edwards was abducted by Klansman and severely beaten in his car before being forced at gunpoint to jump 125 feet to his death off a bridge over the Alabama River.

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The KKK burn the swastika symbol near Cedar Town, Georgia

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Cross-burning has been historically associated with the white supremacist group, the Ku Klux Klan (AP Photo/Scott Perry).

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Just recently, 38-year-old Graham Williamson was prosecuted for intending "to threaten, frighten, and intimidate." Williamson plead guilty to a hate crime after burning a cross in an African American neighbourhood in Mississippi. He admitted to performing the act "to threaten, frighten, and intimidate [a child] and other African-American residents because of their race," prosecutors stated.
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The KKK supported Donald Trump in becoming President which caused people to question whether he should be President.

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KKK Member in attendance at April, 2021 WLM Protest

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White Lives Matter Protest held in Huntington Beach, California. Protestors were arrested for violence and weapons possession to the white race from multiculturalism.

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Protestors circulated KKK flyers throughout surrounding suburbs reading "Say NO to Cultural geNOcide".