Superman vs. the Ku Klux Klan, a radio revolution

The video explores how Superman, a popular radio show character, was used to combat the Ku Klux Klan. Journalist Stetson Kennedy infiltrated the Klan and provided information to the show's producers, who created a series exposing the Klan's hate-driven and profit-oriented nature. This innovative approach not only served as a public service but also made the show a top hit among children, highlighting the power of media in addressing social issues.

Who was Stetson Kennedy and what role did he play in the fight against the Ku Klux Klan?

• A politician who passed anti-Klan laws

• A journalist who infiltrated the Klan

• A radio show host who criticized the Klan

• A superhero who fought the Klan physically

What was the bold decision made by the producers of the Superman radio show?

• To end the radio show permanently

• To have Superman fight real-life hate groups

• To broadcast live from Klan meetings

• To create a new superhero character

How did the Superman radio series portray the Ku Klux Klan?

• As a charitable organization

• As a political party

• As a group of misunderstood individuals

• As hate-driven and profit-oriented

What was the impact of the Superman radio series on American broadcasting?

• It was banned from the airwaves

• It became the number one radio show for kids

• It had no significant impact

• It was criticized for being too violent

What message did the Superman radio series convey about the Klan's tactics?

• They were brave and noble

• They were ineffective and weak

• They were cowardly and secretive

• They were open and honest