However with a smaller presence than in the decade of 1915. The Klan is still the most common hate group in the country today, the regret of the drumbeat to put an end to these groups remains in force. There are currently more than 50,000 supporters in the United States alone, including approximately 4,000 active radical KKK members spread across 158 different locations in cities across the country and 900 racist groups located primarily in Southern states. Although some of their habits have changed, the clothes and hierarchy within the organization are preserved (Chalmers. D.,