This book offers an in-depth look at the history, symbols, and tactics of the Ku Klux Klan from its roots to its modern presence.

You'll learn how hatred and racial supremacy took hold in America, the myths that kept it alive, and the violence that shaped its reputation.

It covers key figures, major acts of terror, and the ways community and law enforcement responded over the decades.

You'll also see how the Klan used religion, propaganda, and insidious messaging to recruit and spread its ideology.

The book examines the cultural and political influence of the organization, along with efforts to counteract hate and protect vulnerable communities.

It's a comprehensive, frank account of one of America's most destructive hate groups.