Reform Racists: Charlottesville Supremacist Switches Sides Thanks To Black Church
How One Charlottesville Supremacist Quit The Klan With Help From A Black Church
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Ken Parker Left White Supremacist Lifestyle After Being Welcomed By Black Church
This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of the protests in Charlottesville where America was forced to confront the face of racism and Heather Heyer lost her life protesting the hatefulness that resides inside insecure white men. MSNBC’s Morgan Radford did an amazing piece on one white supremacist who has made an about face in the year since Charlottesville.
What do you think was the turning point for Ken? After what happened in Charleston, S.C. it’s a wonder that black churches still continue to embrace white men at all. This guy could have just as easily been another Dylan Roof. Would you have trusted him?
Pretty disgusting. Do you think he should still be holding on to his robes?
Hit the flip for more from this report.
This actually gave us chills… The fact that hatred of a black man in the White House could galvanize a racist movement.
SMH!!!
Hit the flip for a longer NBC report about the last year since Charlottesville
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