white women & white supremacy

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Master Richard, the orphaned baby adopted by Klan No. 1

Master Richard, the orphaned baby adopted by Klan No. 1

Two women and one man in front of a fiery cross. (Denver Public Library, X-21542.)

Two women and one man in front of a fiery cross. (Denver Public Library, X-21542.)

Klan Women’s parade (Denver Public Library Digital Archives, X-21547.)

Klan Women’s parade (Denver Public Library Digital Archives, X-21547.)

Jane Snyder at K.K.K. services, 1925

Jane Snyder at K.K.K. services, 1925

Laurena Senter, the Imperial Commander of the Colorado Women’s Order of the Ku Klux Klan – 1925. (Denver Public Library Digital Collections, Z-886.)

Laurena Senter, the Imperial Commander of the Colorado Women’s Order of the Ku Klux Klan – 1925. (Denver Public Library Digital Collections, Z-886.)

At left is Mrs. Gano Senter checking off baskets & families to which they were sent.

At left is Mrs. Gano Senter checking off baskets & families to which they were sent.

Klanswomen and child at a rally in Ohio in 1925. The gathering marked the induction of 8,000 junior members into the Ku Klux Klan.

Klanswomen and child at a rally in Ohio in 1925. The gathering marked the induction of 8,000 junior members into the Ku Klux Klan.

A wife carefully helps her husband adjust his robes for a Ku Klux Klan street walk in Columbus, Indiana, in 1972.

A wife carefully helps her husband adjust his robes for a Ku Klux Klan street walk in Columbus, Indiana, in 1972.