SEGREGATION by Democrat Party

 

DEMOCRATS CREATED THE KKK TO MUSCLE AROUND THEIR POLITICAL OPPONENTS, THE REPUBLICANS & BLACKS!

Historically, the Southern wing of the 

Democratic Party was the primary force behind segregation, implementing Jim Crow laws after Reconstruction to enforce racial separation. These "Southern Democrats" resisted civil rights gains, often operating as a bloc within the party until the 1960s when the party national platform endorsed civil rights, causing segregationists to break away and eventually align with the Republican Party.  

Key Details on Political Segregationists:

• Southern Democrats: For nearly a century, white Southern Democrats controlled the South and upheld segregation through voting restrictions, violence, and discriminatory legislation.
• Dixiecrats (1948): A splinter group known as the States Rights Democratic Party was formed by Southern Democrats who walked out of the 1948 Democratic National Convention to protest civil rights policies.
• The Shift: After Democratic Presidents JFK and LBJ championed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, many segregationist voters and politicians shifted to the Republican Party over the following decades, a transition sometimes described by the "Southern Strategy".
• National Parties: While Southern Democrats were the architects of Jim Crow, northern Democrats and some Republicans often offered little challenge to these policies during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 

It is important to note that the platforms of both major parties have undergone significant transformations since the late 19th century.