Can a Catholic person join the KKK?

Answer 1

The KKK has never liked the Catholic Church, but became even more vocal about its opposition upon its resurgence in the early 20th century. Reasons for the Klan's anti-Catholicism stems from both social and religious reasons. Historically, the Klan has Protestant roots, from which it takes the more radical views on Catholicism. The KKK considers the pope a Roman dictator, placing itself before God. As well, Catholicism is notorious for its multi-culturalism, another mark against it. Socially, many of the immigrants coming to America were Catholics, whom the Klan felt were taking jobs away from Americans and hence were undesirables. In 1974, faced with dwindling popularity and numbers, David Duke made a milestone, shifting Klan policy by opening Klan membership to Roman Catholics provided they were white.

Answer 2

no!

Answer: In fact, the KKK not only targeted/persecuted blacks, they also targeted Catholics and Jews.

Answer 3

The Klan of the 1920s targeted Blacks, Jews, Catholics, immigrants, supporters of National Prohibition, moonshiners, and bootleggers.

Answer 4

Very much so. They are a Protestant Christian group who prejudiced against blacks, Jews, Muslims and Catholic Christians.

Answer 5

No, it is a violation of the Christian religion and humanity.

Answer 6

No, in fact the KKK made it a point to persecute not only Blacks but Jews and Catholics as well.

Answer 7

no a gang that didnt like blacks

Answer 8

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