#Superman vs. the #KKK: Hear the 1946 Superman #RadioShow That Weakened the #Klan

https://www.openculture.com/2025/03/superman-vs-the-kkk-hear-the-1946-superman-radio-show-that-weakened-the-klan.html
https://youtu.be/1ol8Gmi57DI?list=PLXvRiiEXQLZWVxE_Yd97MwuD4WsbVhmD-

Majority-Black Town in Ohio Launches Armed Watch after Neo-#Nazi, #Klan Provocations

from #WorldOutlook
February 28, 2025

"On February 7, about a dozen masked men, some of them carrying AR-15 semi-automatic rifles, drove a U-Haul truck to a freeway overpass at Lincoln Heights’ edge. The men, dressed in black, shouted racist slurs and waived black flags with red swastikas on them. Enraged Lincoln Heights residents soon approached to counter protest. Local police who converged on the scene from the nearby town of #Evandale, across the highway, appeared cordial toward some of the white supremacists. As the crowd of Lincoln Heights residents swelled, the ultra rightists got back on their truck and drove off. Counter protesters burned the Nazi flags left behind."

https://world-outlook.com/2025/02/28/majority-black-town-in-ohio-launches-armed-watch-after-neo-nazi-klan-provocations/

#AfricanAmerican #LincolnHeights
#Cincinnati #Ohio #WaPo #BlackNews #WashingtonPost #BlackMastodon
#KuKluxKlan #Black #racism #FightRacism #news #politics

#woke: whatever offends klansmen easily

Today in Labor History January 30, 1956: Klansmen bombed the home of Martin Luther King Jr in retaliation for the Montgomery bus boycott. No one died in the bombing. However, the explosion destroyed the King’s porch and blasted out their windows. At the time of the bombing, King was giving a speech at the Montgomery Improvement Association at Rev. Ralph Abernathy’s First Baptist Church. No one was ever indicted or convicted for the bombing. The authorities did indict King, and 80 other activists, for “interfering with business,” during the bus boycott and demonstrations.

Today in Labor History January 18, 1958: The Battle of Hayes Pond, the Battle of Maxton Field, or the Maxton Riot was an armed confrontation between members of a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) organization and Lumbee Indians at a Klan rally near Maxton, North Carolina. The KKK drove through town with a loudspeaker advertising the event and recruiting participants, infuriating the local indigenous community, which took up arms to disrupt the rally. They fired into the crowd, forcing the Klansmen to flee. The police arrested several Klansmen and charged them with inciting a riot, while some media sources praised the Lumbees and condemned the Klansmen.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #kkk #racism #indigenous #Lumbee #police #Riot #northcarolina #antiracism #klan
#whitesupremacy

Today in Labor History January 30, 1956: Klansmen bombed the home of Martin Luther King Jr in retaliation for the Montgomery bus boycott. No one died in the bombing. However, the explosion destroyed the King’s porch and blasted out their windows. At the time of the bombing, King was giving a speech at the Montgomery Improvement Association at Rev. Ralph Abernathy’s First Baptist Church. No one was ever indicted or convicted for the bombing. The authorities did indict King, and 80 other activists, for “interfering with business,” during the bus boycott and demonstrations.

Kriminelle #nazi #klan.s gehören in Abschiebehaft. Diese haben sich schlecht über mehrere Generationen in Deutschland integriert und wollen es auch nicht. Am besten in "sichere Staaten" wie Afghanistan abschieben. @bmi #klankriminalität #kartoffelpunsch #ausländerbehörde

Neonazi-Verhaftung: Kann Colditz jetzt aufatmen? https://app.mdr.de/mdr-sachsen/video/video-711454