Wyn Craig Wade (1944–2006)

Really good historical account.

Informative and terrifying. I wish I could compel my family and friends to read this because white people need to understand that the Klan isn't dead, it just goes through boom-and-bust cycles of death and revival based on the social, cultural, and economic circumstances of the present moment. The extent to which this book demonstrates this narrative is its most valuable asset, in my opinion.

NA

A dated but still useful history of the Ku Klux Klan, from its early beginnings under General Nathan Bedford Forrest through the high tide of the 1920s and beyond. Some suprising figures appear throughout the narrative, providing interesting insights on later events. Recommended.