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On Black Friday, a cross was burning in the front yard of a resident’s home in a Conway area neighborhood. Two people were arrested in connection with the reported harassment.

Liberals going to do? and remember the democrats can always count on the press to help fan the flames of racial division as well. because, if one whacko threatens one judge who happens to be black. then the press is going to say essentially all trump supporters are racist, too. eugene robinson of "the washington post" writing that it was always just a matter of time before threats against the public officials holding trump accountable became explicitly violent and racist. now, why was it just a ...

What is so disturbing and unacceptable, lets look at this duty, northlands of 2023 where absolute idiocy has been normalized. but in terms of actual rational thought. mothers and parents, are being likened to the ku klux klan, for holding a sign that says, i do not want to coparent with the government? what is different between that and u.s. out of my uterus? if that is okay, thats an okay sense me to hold outside of the school. but if i stand on the side of the school and say this is my child, ...

By bob eddy, implicated frank cox in the cross-burning. >> cross-burning? yeah. teddy and i burned a cross on the courthouse lawn that night. did we do it to promote a notion? no. but it could have been that jack said, go do it. >> i said, man, i need a break. i need a break. and teddy, he was hit. >> i was told that it was a felony and i could be getting 10 years in the penitentiary for that cross-burning. it was scary. >> i am zeroed in. got my target. >> teddy kyzar was the least educated, le...

A Gulfport man who burned a cross in his front yard to intimidate his Black neighbors pleaded guilty to a hate crime in federal court Friday.

Axel Cox, 24, of Mississippi, pleaded guilty after facing charges for trying to intimidate his neighbors, according to the DOJ.

Allen Stevens, now chairman of the LaPorte County Republican Party and member of the South Central School Board, said he soon turned himself in to police.

Barely one year after the reconstituted KKK expanded operations into Oregon, the Klan claimed 14,000 members here, 9,000 of them in Portland.

In the 1922 elections, Klan members and sympathizers gained control of the Multnomah County Commission and Oregon House of Representatives. They helped defeat an incumbent governor and replace him with a Klan sympathizer and provided the muscle to pass a state ballot initiative aimed at banning Catholic schools.

The 23-year-old suspect burned the cross in front of his Black neighbors because of their race, according to the U.S. Justice Department.