When did the KKK change their name to the Minute Men?
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They are just a sub-branch of white supremacists, they have the same agenda though.
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I think 1947\nCheck out the website below
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This is the same man that said just the other day he wanted to kill all the Jews. So 24 hr latter he want to give us a peace branch. What would we say to the KKK if they pulled this one.
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First there were negroes, then coloreds, then blacks and now African-Americans. Why change a name before it can even become old?  Why change a good name at all?
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Malcolm Little was his real name.  the X was put there to replace his "slave name": the surname given to his ancestors by their oppressive masters.
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Why does the KKK burn any crosses at all, would be the better question! Why does the KKK even exist!
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Mr.KKK is planning some thing!!
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Current leaders or at any time?  \n\nBecause if you can have at any time in history, do a Yahoo image search for the "black panthers".
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Doughboys in WW2 they were called Yanks...
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As far as I know they were called the Inner City Posse before they became the Clowns. I've heard some of their older stuff and it sounds WAAAAAY different. Hard to find though.
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http://www.minutemanhq.com/
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I don't remember the reason why the robes which look similar to ones worn by the KKK are use, although I am 90% sure it is to ensure the modesty of the pious. \n\nThose who do this live in spain, the robes are worn during holy week.  They are NOT connected to the KKK at all.
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You are ignorant.  The KKK is not the way to stop crime.  And how do you know some "brown" people stole them.  It could have been you white neighbors too.  Racist :(
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I agree with you about the xenophobia phenomenon, like many occurrences in life these things tend to resurface in a cyclic fashion( nazis, KKK, minute men, crusaders,etc). What once happened will happen again. I'm not so sure about minute men being mexican americans since people of hispanic origin from Texas are texans not mexican americans, remember that they were there before Texas became a part of the USA. I'm not sure either whether Texas at any point in time abandoned its Republic status or it just was not taken into consideration for its annexation they still have a lonely star flag. So, in light of this consideration in case it is true that Texans of hispanic origin form part of the minute men they would be doing this as texans not as mexicans in any case it is xenophobic as well.Then again, it's just my point of view. Thanks.
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First check your Napolean Complex before you reck yourself!  Your not exactly living la viva loca ... please get back on your meds ...\n\nAlthough often still discussed in contemporary American politics as representing the quintessential "fringe" end of the far-right spectrum, today the group only exists in the form of a number of very isolated, scattered "supporters" that probably do not number more than a few thousand. In a 2002 report on "Extremism in America", the Anti-Defamation League wrote "Today, there is no such thing as the Ku Klux Klan. Fragmentation, decentralization and decline have continued unabated." However, they also noted that the "need for justification runs deep in the disaffected and is unlikely to disappear, regardless of how low the Klan's fortunes eventually sink."\n\nToday the only known former member of the Klan to hold a Federal office in the United States is Senator Robert Byrd, who says he "deeply regrets" joining the Klan over half a century ago, when he was about 24 years old. There are currently no known members of the Klan who also hold a Federal office.\n\nSome of the larger KKK organizations currently in operation include:\n\n•Church of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan \n\n•Imperial Klans of America \n\n•Knights of the White Kamelia \n\nThere is a vast number of smaller organizations. As of 2005, there were an estimated 3,000 Klan members, divided among 158 chapters of a variety of splinter organizations, about two-thirds of which were in former Confederate states. The other third are primarily in the Midwest region. \n\nThe ACLU has provided legal support to various factions of the KKK in defense of their First Amendment rights to hold public rallies, parades, and marches, and their right to field political candidates.\n\nIn a July 2005 incident, a Hispanic man's house was burned down in Hamilton, Ohio, after accusations that he sexually assaulted a nine-year-old white girl. Klan members in Klan robes showed up afterward to distribute pamphlets.\n\nSensitivity to the highly-charged topic of the KKK is in evidence at professional baseball games. Fans will sometimes post a letter "K" (the scoring symbol for strikeout) every time the home team pitcher strikes out a batter. Typically the letters will be spaced in such a way that no three consecutive K's are run together. Another approach is to have every third one be a backwards K, although a reversed K more typically denotes a strikeout in which the batter does not swing at the third strike.
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Check these links:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ku_Klux_Klan\n\nhttp://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/KK/vek2_print.html\n\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/history/A0828331.html
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A good theme song for the civil rights movement during the 60s. Not sure what you are asking. Origin?