KKK, March 1977 Alabama

In 1977 members of the Ku Klux Klan invokes their constitutional rights to march in the town of Mobile, Alabama. The march sparked a violent backlash from the local black citizens. KKK marchers assemble holding numerous signs and posters. The banner reads United Klans of America. The lead marchers carry a Confederate (Rebel) flag and an American flag. The marchers are met by a group of black protesters clapping and singing. The colored protesters attempt to disrupt or block the marchers. Fights between black protesters and the marching white KKK members breakout. Additional Police Officers arrive to separate the two groups and restore order. Two black protesters are arrested and lead away by the police. Scenes Include: Racial violence, black demonstrators, fights, racial strife, civil rights, confrontation between whites and African Americans, racial disturbance.