Georgia Supreme Court Says KKK Can 'Adopt a Highway' (Video)

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Georgia Supreme Court Says KKK Can 'Adopt a Highway'
The KKK has been trying to join the roadside cleanup program and won its bid in court.
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Georgia Supreme Court Says KKK Can 'Adopt a Highway'

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Georgia Supreme Court Says KKK Can 'Adopt a Highway'

The KKK has been trying to join the roadside cleanup program and won its bid in court.

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Judge Eboni K. Williams put the bigoted father on blast in a clip that's racking up millions of views.

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The "looksmaxxing" influencer was just given a history lesson by a group of transgender women.

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