Ku Klux Klan
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The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a social and cultural movement in the United States. It aims at the suppression of African-American, Jewish, Homosexual, and Catholic interests. Violence and intimidation are historically the means used to achieve these ends. . Its active membership is estimated to be less than 10,000 in the United States. The Klan presents itself as a Christian organization, but most Christians who are not members deem it to be inherently un-Christian if not anti-Christian.
Further reading
- John Edgerton, Poverty Palace: How the Southern Poverty Law Center got rich fighting the Klan, The Progressive (July, 1988).
- Best Source of Misplaced Paranoia , New York Sun.
- Nieman Watchdog Project. Nonprofit Organizations. Spring 1999 Conference.
- Raymond A. Schroth, HATE.COM - Morris Dees and HBO documentary receive negative assessment, National Catholic Reporter, Oct 13, 2000.