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Lost cause narrative: noble cause by south to protect rights (war of northern aggression) we lost so lets rewrite history/ does not want to admit that slavery was the cause of the warwilson comes into White House shows all that KKK propoganda and that one big movie. KKK really just runs free and has huge affect on laws and policies
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