How to Sue the Klu Klux Klan

The documentary examines the context of the civil rights movement in the United States, particularly during the 1980s, when the Klan was still active and engaged in acts of intimidation and violence against African Americans and other marginalized communities. 

The film also serves as a compelling exploration of the intersection of law, civil rights, and the ongoing struggle against racism and hate in America. The documentary highlights the resilience of those who fight against oppression and the critical role that legal action can play in advancing civil rights.

Featured panelist: Professor and attorney Randolph Mclaughlin of Pace University Law School who brought charges against the Klan. Other panelists include Imani Ford, a Pace University Law student of Professor McLaughlin and Leroy Frazer of African American Men of Westchester.