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The Night the Lumbee Tribe Defeated the KKK | The Battle of Hayes Pond (1958 Hidden History)

In 1958, the Ku Klux Klan planned a rally in Robeson County, North Carolina — intending to intimidate the Lumbee Tribe. They chose the wrong land. On a cold January night near Hayes Pond, hundreds of Lumbee men surrounded the Klan’s rally. When the lights went out, panic followed. Gunshots were fired into the air. Robes were abandoned. Cars were left behind. The Klan fled into the swamp. No one died. No Lumbee were arrested. And the Klan never returned. This is the true story of the Battle of Hayes Pond — a powerful but rarely taught moment in American history where a Native American community stood up to white supremacy and won. This hidden history challenges the narrative that resistance only happens in courtrooms and speeches. Sometimes it happens in the dark — when a community refuses to be afraid. Discover the forgotten story of Lumbee resistance and the night the KKK was sent running. Subscribe to Uncrowned Truths Officials for more hidden history #hiddenhistory #lumbeetribe #KKKHistory #nativeamericanhistory #americanhistory #civilrightshistory #untoldhistory #forbiddentruths #UncrownedTruthsOfficial