KKK on AIDS: Support gay bashing

by Sara Ritsch
Staff Writer

Residents of Jacksonville, Florida, have recently been receiving vehemently prejudiced flyers from the Ku Klux Klan. The same flyers have also been reported in both Covington and Mandeville, Louisiana, urging people to join the Klan and to bash gays.

The flyers also call to “deport mud people,” urging against “non-white immigration.”

A Klan member in Hampton Bays, a small area of New York, was caught distributing the same flyers in April. He took credit for the distribution and admitted to being one of 100 Klan members in the area.

Douglas Munker told The Southampton Press that he feels like “the whites don’t have the same advocacy as other races. We’re not trying to target anyone or hurt anyone—we’re just trying to inform people.”

His Google+ account, the followers of which share the same racist belief system, is littered with copies of alternative flyers urging the masses to “Help Save Our Race” as well as “Our Aryan Heritage, Our American Culture, Our Christian Religion, Our White Homelands”.

These cases shed light on the still reigning threat of the KKK.

Just this Monday five Black Lives Matter protesters were shot near the site of their protest in north Minneapolis. According to Star Tribune, thankfully “those who were shot sustained non-life-threatening injuries.”

A group of white supremacists showed up at the nonviolent protest, as they had been doing most evenings. One man wore a mask.

When a group of protesters started to herd the group away from the area, the white supremacists opened fire at a group of six protesters, injuring five.

The attackers are still at large.

The Ku Klux Klan is alive and well in the United States, and their beliefs are as strong as they were when their fathers and fathers’ fathers led them.

The particular gay-bashing group is spread all along the nation, veiling their violent tendencies with a vigilante claim to help stop AIDS.

In regards to the shootings at the Black Lives Matter Movement, the FBI is reported to be monitoring the case.

The Gayly - 11/25/2015 @ 12:16 p.m. CST