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The Ku Klux Klan's current status and its relationship with other white supremacist groups
In 2026 the most consistent reporting points to a cluster of Ku Klux Klan activity concentrated in traditional Southern strongholds — notably Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee — with states such as T...
Recent reporting and -tracking data indicate that activity in has most often been reported in towns and a few and metro locations; specific places repeatedly cited in recent sources include , , , , , ...
A discrete instance of propaganda was documented in in January 2021 when a resident in discovered a KKK flyer and application left by their mailbox, the local TV station reported . Broader reporting a...
During 2024–2025, activity in the was uneven and low-profile compared with its historical peaks, with public-facing efforts that mostly took the form of propaganda distribution and symbolic displays, ...
and counterprotest of activity in 2024–2025 was led primarily by established anti‑hate NGOs — notably and — and by digital‑forensics and policy groups studying online recruitment and propaganda, while...
The Ku Klux Klan and neo‑Nazi movements have long been separate strands of American racial extremism whose relationship has oscillated between rivalry, uneasy cooperation, and mutual absorption depend...
The Ku Klux Klan’s 1920s resurgence reached into New York City not as a peripheral curiosity but as a strategic and contested front: the city functioned as a publishing and media hub that amplified Kl...