AFRICANGLOBE - On June 22, 1996, a small group of Ku Klux Klan members gathered for a rally in Ann Arbor, Mich., only to be outnumbered by a much larger group of Black and White protesters. A White man in the crowd, Albert McKeel, Jr., was not wearing a KKK hood but had an SS tattoo on his arm and a shirt decorated with a Confederate flag. He was on the verge of being assaulted by the larger group when he was saved by Keshia Thomas, an 18-year old Black woman.