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What Is Happening? Quiz

What is the true story surrounding this recent picture? (You might be SURPRISED!) You have a 33.333333% of getting the right answer from the three choices below.

Doesn't that kid look like Bubba Tracy?
A. Christian Easter Week Celebration?  Penitents take part in the procession of "La Paz" brotherhood during Holy Week in the Andalusian capital of Seville, southern Spain, April 5, 2009

B. A True KKK Rally?  Ku Klux Klan procession, Portland, ME. The Klan's Maine director, F. Eugene "Doc" Farnsworth, spoke against Catholics, Jews and immigrants.

 C. Pageant depicting how the Klan was back in 1923?  Five-day historical drama with a cast of 200, entitled "The Truth about the Klan", showing in Statesboro, GA, April 28-May 2.

p.s Even though Wikipedia suggests that the KKK was created by "six middle-class Confederate veterans from Pulaski, Tennessee on December 24, 1865, in the immediate aftermath of the American Civil War", no one knows for sure. "Even the investigating committee appointed by Congress, after tedious and diligent inquiry, was baffled. The voluminous reports containing the results of the committees labors do not tell when and where and how the Ku Klux Klan originated."

For the ANSWER, click on the source; be sure to check out the creepy picture of the little school girls in KKK hoods.



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