Jean-Pierre Laffont

Dunham Springs, LA. December 1976.
The members of Ku Klux Klan at a night ceremony which takes place ones a month; wearing white hoods and with the cross on fire. The local group consists of 50 members; half of which are women. The leader of the cell is Bill Wilkinson who is also the leader of The National Movement, going by the title of "Imerial Magician of the Invisible Empire of Horsemen of the KKK" The motto of the order is "Be vigilant to Protect the white...
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Dunham Springs, LA. December 1976.
The members of Ku Klux Klan at a night ceremony which takes place ones a month; wearing white hoods and with the cross on fire. The local group consists of 50 members; half of which are women. The leader of the cell is Bill Wilkinson who is also the leader of The National Movement, going by the title of "Imerial Magician of the Invisible Empire of Horsemen of the KKK" The motto of the order is "Be vigilant to Protect the white race." After the night ceremony, the members get together for dinner, preceded by a prayer.
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