Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Klan Claims Civil Rights Law Swells Its Membership-- Ku Klux Klan leaders claim membership in the robed order is increasing because of white resentment to the civil rights law. Klan members are shown among placard carriers during a Negro attempts to integrate an Atlanta restaurant earlier this year. There is no way of checking Klan claims or strength since rank and file members are anonymous and their leaders re-
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Klan Claims Civil Rights Law Swells Its Membership-- Ku Klux Klan leaders claim membership in the robed order is increasing because of white resentment to the civil rights law. Klan members are shown among placard carriers during a Negro attempts to integrate an Atlanta restaurant earlier this year. There is no way of checking Klan claims or strength since rank and file members are anonymous and their leaders re-
Associated Press · [ca. July 1964]
CC0 — Public Domain
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