The cartoon illustrates collaboration between the White League and the Ku Klux Klan to suppress African Americans and resist post-Civil War changes, advocating for racial oppression.
The cartoon suggests that the White League and the Ku Klux Klan, both representing white supremacists, collaborated after the Civil War. The imagery implies that their shared goal was to suppress African Americans.
The depiction of a black family under oppression with a sign reading "worse than slavery" suggests resistance to post-Civil War changes. The phrase "The Union as it was" indicates a desire to maintain pre-Civil War social and racial hierarchies.
The cartoon implies that these white groups collaborated to resist and undermine the changes brought about by the Civil War, aiming to perpetuate racial oppression and uphold a white-dominated government.
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According to this cartoon why would these “white people” be willing to work together after the civil war? See the attached.