Members of the Ku Klux Klan protested the University of Mississippi for barring a pep song that some consider insulting to minorities.
The banned pep song referred to “Dixie” and “The South Will Rise Again”
The protest took place during a nationally televised game between Ole Miss and Louisiana State University.
No arrests were reported.
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They look so Ridiculous!!!
People should not be racist its just goin to make the world be more currupt
Appurtenance (Dixie).
David
so you think they have a incidentall right to play that offensive song and which one of those racist is you ?
y so racist they really need a life instead of hating on black people now we are better at everything basketball, football, baseball, everything now look at ur self u look like a muslum with that over ur face retards
Offensive song nor not ? First Amendment ! Jfffnn.
david
First amemdment or not,the school made the correct deciision to prohibit the RACIST songs.these COWARDS who hide their faces under hoods need to find something contructive to do.
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