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In the birthplace of the KKK, a group pushes to memorialize its overlooked Black history

Anika Exum, Nashville TennesseanComments Off on In the birthplace of the KKK, a group pushes to memorialize its overlooked Black history

A new group in Pulaski, Tennessee, the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan, is working to make the city's monuments more representative of Black history.

      
Anika Exum, Nashville Tennessean
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