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What happened when a Klansman met a black man in Charlottesville - CNN
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Blues musician Daryl Davis has made it his mission to talk to the KKK, but for some in Charlottesville, there's no room for outreach after the death of Heather Heyer.
KKK Doc Sparks Controversy at SXSW: Daryl Davis Clashes with BLM...
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‘Accidental Courtesy’ chronicles Daryl Davis’s efforts to befriend members of the KKK. During the post-screening Q&A at SXSW, he got into it with an audience...
‘Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, Race & America’ screening at On...
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Daryl Davis of Washington is a black musician who befriends Klansmen, convinces them to renounce racism, and collects their hoods and robes as trophies.
Review: ‘Accidental Courtesy’ Is Gentle Persuasion for Bigots - The...
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The African-American musician Daryl Davis, a journeyman who has played backup for Chuck Berry, has an unusual hobby. He cultivates cordial relationships with prominent racists — Ku Klux Klan leaders, front men for neo-Nazi groups and so on — and through a form of friendly persuasion, tries to steer ...
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