Klu Klux Klan

DESTINATION WATTS THEN AND NOW

Tim Watkins, CEO, Watts Labor Community Action Committee; Mark Ravis, Attorney Public Interest Law and LitigationDecember 17, 2020

Watts is a historic place. It’s where oppressed people from the Deep South and, more recently, from around the world, have come to start a new life in fabled California. They fled the remnants of slavery, Jim Crow, the Klu Klux Klan, lynchings, and corrupt political and legal systems. They fled oppression and political exclusion and came with great hope in search of a new life.

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David G. Brown Cartoon: July 25, 2019

David G. BrownJuly 25, 2019

News Political

Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Shuts the Door on Discriminatory Political Climate

Lauren Poteat, NNPA Washington CorrespondentSeptember 14, 2018

“From the tone of the presidential campaign, to where the Klu Klux Klan makes their appearances regularly, to the deportation of hundreds of immigrants, to the ban on Muslims, to the children being separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border—that is where the CBC steps in.”