Battling the Klan

Battling the Klan by Norma Jean Lutz, published by Barbour Pub. in 1998, is a 143-page work written in English. This book presents a narrative centered around Addy Moe and her cousin, Harry Allerton, as they confront the spread of hatred associated with the Ku Klux Klan. The story unfolds as the cousins grapple with the troubling acceptance of Klan views among their peers, particularly when Addy’s kindness towards a Jewish immigrant named Dvora incites anger from other students.

Readers will find a compelling exploration of prejudice and racism as Addy and Harry uncover a disturbing connection to the Klan within their community. The narrative delves into the challenges they face in standing against hatred and protecting Dvora and her uncle from an impending threat. Set against a backdrop of historical social topics in the United States during the 20th century, this edition offers insights into the complexities of friendship, courage, and moral responsibility in the face of intolerance.