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Why didn't the ku klux klan like the union in the 1920's?
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Why didn't the ku klux klan like the union in the 1920's?

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Answer: unions liked Africa Americans and the others didnt

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Because the union side was against slavery, and the KKK were loyal to slavery and misery.

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