How the Chattanooga Five shaped today's civil litigation - Part 2
In 1982, five black Chattanooga women sued the Klan in Civil court and won. Their fight would change civil litigations for years to come.
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In 1982, five black Chattanooga women sued the Klan in Civil court and won. Their fight would change civil litigations for years to come.
In 1980, five Black Chattanooga women were shot at in a drive-by by three Klansmen. Their journey to justice has created a landmark case for years to come.
In 1980, five Black Chattanooga women were shot at in a drive-by by three Klansmen. Their journey to justice has created a landmark case for years to come.
The story of five Chattanooga women who fought the Ku Klux Klan in a landmark 1982 civil case is memorialized in the documentary "How to Sue the Klan," which premiered locally Friday night at the Walker Theatre.