KKK tactics shift robes to suits but goals stay stark
Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton says Klan members now wear business suits at conventions while robes remain mainly ceremonial, and James Venable asserts the Klan is no different from other secret societies. The movement persists in anti Catholic Jew and Black campaigns, with a 1970s presidential bid by Dale Reusch and evolving leadership across 42 groups.
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