The Night The Lumbee Confronted A KKK Rally – And Sent The Klan Running
The cameras preserved the reversal.
The courts punished the organizer.
The tribe kept the memory.
That is the full shape of the story.
Hayes Pond matters because it demonstrates that intimidation is never entirely contained in the person doing the intimidating.
It depends on the response of the people being targeted.
Cole believed the Klan’s reputation would arrive before him and do the work.
It did arrive before him.
The Lumbee had heard the threats.
They had seen the crosses.
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