Teacher Stands by Lesson But Would Keep ‘Klan’ Off Campus Next Time
(Atlanta Journal Constitution) — Catherine Ariemma never intended for students to be offended by the sight of four Ku Klux Klansmen at Lumpkin County High School. But that’s how senior Cody Rider said he felt last Thursday when he looked up and saw the students — dressed in white hoods and sheets — walking through the school cafeteria.
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