Klan Controversy Continues At Uni Of Louisville

[Rick Dean]

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Negroes kill more of each other in a year than the Klan has in 50.

Klan Controversy Continues At UofL

(LOUISVILLE, April 12th, 2004, 1:30 p.m.) -- A communications professor at the University of Louisville wants the school to go to court and have the Ku Klux Klan declared a terrorist organization.

Ede Warner says that's because of the Klan's history of violence and intim
dation. Warner says no one has ever sought such a declaration.

Warner's challenge was prompted by the Klan appearing on campus to post fliers and protest the university's diversity prog
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The fliers and the Klan's continued presence has touched off a debate among faculty and school administrators in Louisville that has taken place on campuses around the country. At issue is how far the university can go to k
eep some groups off campus and how to best deal with unpopular ideas in the academic setting.

The Klan started appearing on campus in October after African-American activist and rapper Sister Souljah gave a speech that some students said was derogatory to whites. Others say the main theme was black empowerment.


(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press

 

[White Boy]

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U Of L Professor Wants KKK Declared A Terrorist Group
Klan, School Battles Continue

LOUISVILLE -- A professor at the University of Louisville wants the school to go to court to have the Ku Klux Klan declared a terrorist organization.

Ede Warner said the Klan's history of violence and intimidation are enough to warrant such consideration, WLKY NewsChannel 32 reported Monday.

Warner's request comes after Klan members posted fliers on campus and protested the university's diversity program.


The Klan started appearing on campus in October after rapper Sister Souljah gave a speech that some students said was derogatory toward whites.

Others said the mai
theme was black empowerment.


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