The Black Veterans Who Tore Apart The KKK
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History books tell us the Civil Rights movement needed to be non-violent. They are wrong.
In the deep pine woods of Louisiana, a group of Black World War II and Korean War veterans formed a secret organization called the Deacons for Defense and Justice. Their mission was simple: protect the community with military discipline and loaded M1 rifles.
This video tells the true story of Charles Sims, Henry Austan, and the men who faced down the KKK not with signs, but with superior firepower.
#UnseenFrontlines #DeaconsForDefense #CivilRights #BlackHistory #MilitaryHistory #SecondAmendment #TrueStory #Bogalusa #CharlesSims #ArmedResistance
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The Black Veterans Who Tore Apart The KKK
Unseen Frontlines
651,483 views
History books tell us the Civil Rights movement needed to be non-violent. They are wrong.
In the deep pine woods of Louisiana, a group of Black World War II and Korean War veterans formed a secret organization called the Deacons for Defense and Justice. Their mission was simple: protect the community with military discipline and loaded M1 rifles.
This video tells the true story of Charles Sims, Henry Austan, and the men who faced down the KKK not with signs, but with superior firepower.
#UnseenFrontlines #DeaconsForDefense #CivilRights #BlackHistory #MilitaryHistory #SecondAmendment #TrueStory #Bogalusa #CharlesSims #ArmedResistance
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