The Ku Klux Klan is a secret organization, which for one 100 years has been allowed to exist in this country. Virtually every president of the United States in the past century has said the Klan has little regard for constituted authority. President Johnson, following the murder of Missus Liuzzo in Alabama, defined the Ku Klux Klan as a hooded society of biddens. And warned Klansmen to get out of the Klan and return to a decent society before it is too late. After the president's warning, the House on American Activities Committee started a full scale investigation of the Klan.

The hearings will present witnesses, not only Klansmen, but also victims of Klan activity. However, the committee will not attempt to show the Klan in action. The 10 point program. Number 1, we want freedom. We want the power to control the destiny of our black community.

Number By 1925, the Ku Klux Klan was big business. Almost 6,000,000 Americans now belong to the Klan, and the organization was grossing $75,000,000 a year. Some 40,000 Klansmen and Klanswomen crowded in Washington on August 8, 1925 to parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. To help the Klan coffers, a flag was used to catch money thrown in by spectators. And heard only their violent rhetoric.

But black militant groups like the Black Panthers were the demanding voice of a younger generation that had given up by Martin Luther King's nonviolent tactics. Their implied threats of violence and their radical political agenda made them extremely frightening mainstream Americans. Violence. We want all black people to be brought to court to be tried by a jury of their peers. All people from their black communities is defined in the constitution.

Number 10, we want land, justice, housing, education, clothing, and peace. And as a major political objective, a United Nations supervised website to be held throughout the black colleges of America, the international