November 4th, 1991. Geraldo Rivera’s namesake talk show meets the children of the Klu Klux Klan and their parents as these individuals discuss their beliefs.
“She has a right to believe anything she wants to believe and that’s her choice. I had mine.”
Autumn explains that for her, being part of the race-based group means being proud of her heritage, her race, her forefathers. One of the women had grandparents in the KKK, she admits black people and others were lynched but says it’s before her time.
A man in the audience explains he only has a few disagreements with the KKK, like they worship Jesus Christ — he doesn’t agree because Jesus was a Jew. Thomas Robb the National Director of the K.K.K. jumps in and explains what he sees as the groups views and belief system. Roy is from Great Britain and he was a skinhead over there, in America he is part of the Klan.
An audience member closes out the clip with her opinion on these viewpoints.
This day, Geraldo’s Television History.