Ku Klux Klan

He said it was a “joke.” He has already lost his job.

She said that if she were born a boy, she would have been a drag queen.

How is the Democratic Party planning to present a message that will pull in voters who failed to cast their ballots in the last election and keep those who did?

Looking back at the Civil Rights Movement gives me hope to look forward beyond this moment

Imagine violent organizations of any other race announcing a massive, armed protest. How far would they get?

The racist, anti-Semitic protestors in Virginia also found some time to be homophobic.

It’s hard to claim you aren’t a racist when former Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke retweets your comments.

“White supremacists who backed his candidacy are jumping for joy. They think they now have their man in the White House.”

Claiming the mantle of Lincoln won’t help Republicans until they understand how far they’ve drifted from his vision for America.

Some members of the alt-right movement are courting likeminded LGBTQ people who are anti-establishment and racist.

“Love wins when true diversity of thought is tolerated,” the group wrote.

According to ABC News Chicago, Cardinal Francis George has began to backtrack on comments likening gay activists to the Ku Klux Klan, even after earlier refusing to do so. Last week Chicago’s Roman Catholic leader decried a rerouting of the 2012 June LGBT Pride parade route to a path that would take the march in front of a Catholic church, saying “You don’t want the gay liberation movement to morph into something like the Ku Klux Klan, demonstrating in the streets against Catholicism.”

On the heels of an agreement about parade times reached between Chicago LGBT Pride organizers and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church — which sits on the June parade route — the Windy City’s Cardinal Francis George compared the event to “something like the Ku Klux Klan.”