Panorama of the anti-KKK protesters and the ten members of the KKK that actually showed up, side by side. pic.twitter.com/qprKpoAk9f — Marcus DiPaola (@marcusdipaola) May 25, 2019Group, some wearing traditional Black Panther gear such as black berets, now marches on the main counter-protest area outside the KKK rally in Dayton. pic.twitter.com/B3H9Ya0OBg — Geoff Redick (@GeoffWSYX6) May 25, 2019Members of the Quaker faith have arrived to join the counter-protest of the KKK rally in Dayton. Journalist Marcus DiPaola reported that several counterprotesters were seen openly carrying rifles, a practice legal under Ohio law. According to The New York Times noted, it was unclear why the KKK group, based in Madison, Indiana, chose to hold a rally some 120 miles away in Dayton.

Source: Huffington Post May 26, 2019 14:03 UTC