Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Robert Miles, imperial kludd (chaplain) of the United Klans of America (UKA) and a former grand dragon of the Michigan Klan, is actively seeking an alliance with some of the Klan's former foes. "The real enemy," Miles says, "is not the black man but the concentration of power in the hands of the greedy few who manipulate our lives from New York, Washington and Boston." Miles is shown here in front of meeting house on his farm during recent interview.
Robert Miles, imperial kludd (chaplain) of the United Klans of America (UKA) and a former grand dragon of the Michigan Klan, is actively seeking an alliance with some of the Klan's former foes. "The real enemy," Miles says, "is not the black man but the concentration of power in the hands of the greedy few who manipulate our lives from New York, Washington and Boston." Miles is shown here in front of meeting house on his farm during recent interview.
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Robert Miles, imperial kludd (chaplain) of the United Klans of America (UKA) and a former grand dragon of the Michigan Klan, is actively seeking an alliance with some of the Klan's former foes. "The real enemy," Miles says, "is not the black man but the concentration of power in the hands of the greedy few who manipulate our lives from New York, Washington and Boston." Miles is shown here in front of meeting house on his farm during recent interview.

United Press International · [ca. April 1972]

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