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When darkness descended upon the American South in the wake of the Civil War, a sinister specter emerged from the shadows: the Ku Klux Klan. Founded in 1865 by a group of Confederate veterans, this malevolent fraternity quickly spread its cloak of terror over the former Confederacy, operating under the chilling cover of night and an ideology steeped in bigotry and hate. From mysterious midnight rides to brutal acts of violence, the Klan sought to reimpose white supremacy through intimidation and terror. For over a century and a half, their tactics and rituals have evolved, yet their overarching message of racial hatred and fear has endured, echoing into the modern era. Prominent figures, such as the infamous “Grand Wizard“ Nathan Bedford Forrest, wielded the Klan's influence as a weapon against the newly won rights of African Americans, twisting the path of progress into a painful spiral of violence and retribution. But who were these hooded figures who cloaked their hatred in the
