Race-hustling liberals, and in particular, self-appointed black leaders such as Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson, love to showcase every terrible white-on-black racist outrage from America's past. But a museum exhibit that just opened in central Texas -- revolving around the historic trial of Ku Klux Klan members in 1923 -- is one that neither Sharpton nor Jackson will probably spend much time talking about. The reason is that this trial in Williamson County involved a white prosecutor (and presumably an all-white jury) that successfully prosecuted Klan members who beat up a traveling salesman.Oh, and something else that race-hustling liberals would not care much about: the salesman was white.The Klansmen targeted the salesman because he was allegedly having an illicit affair with a widow, also white, who ran a boarding house, according to an article in the Austin American-Statesman: "Williamson County museum exhibit shows details of 1923 KKK trial." Klan members were angered...(Read Full Post)