(1875) The Woman Who Turned Their Hoods to Shrouds

The Orchard That Bloomed After the Massacre

Eliza of Georgia: The Black Woman Who Poisoned the Ku Klux Klan

The River Wouldn’t Take Them: The Woman Who Sank the Klan

(1875) The Widow Who Crashed the Klan’s Wedding and Ended Their Reign

(1871) The Widow’s Table: Every Klan Rider Who Ate There Died Within a Week

The Healer Who Turned the Klan’s Feast Into Their Unmasking

(1873) The Seamstress Who Brought Down the Klan With Her Needle and Thread

The Black Teacher Who Outsmarted the Klan at Their Own Gathering

Slave Girl Who Poisoned the KKK Wedding Feast and Left the Hall Silent Forever

(1871) The Woman Who Infiltrated the Ku-Klux Order and Exposed Their Secret Oaths

(Clara of Alabama) The Black Woman Who Hunted the Ku Klux Klan

The Descendant of a Slave Owner Who Begged Forgiveness

(1872) The Black Freedman Who Skinned the Ku Klux Klan Alive

5 Most Vicious Slave Murders of the 1800s

The Slave Descendant Who Confronted the Plantation Owner’s Heir

A Case Too Disturbing For Netflix — The Black Man Who Boiled the KKK Alive

The Black Woman Who Hunted the Ku Klux Klan

Eliza of Natchez: The Slave Girl Who Vanished After the Icehouse Tragedy

The Slave Who Killed the Master Who Was Her Father

(1864, Texas) The Slave Who Planted His Master in the Cotton Fields

The Slave Who Fed the Ku Klux Klan to Their Own Fire [1875]

(1867) The Slave Who Butchered the Ku Klux Klan

(1870) The Slave Who Poisoned the KKK’s Communion Wine

The Black Man Who Burned the Ku Klux Klan’s Lodge With Them Inside

(1871) The Black Man Who Shot the Ku Klux Klan’s Grand Wizard

The Horrible Story of the Slave Girl Forced to Bear Her Master’s Sons

A Case Too Disturbing To Make It To Netflix — The Slave Who Boiled His Master Alive

The Slave Girl Who Fought Back Against the Ku Klux Klan

The Black Man Who Hunted the Ku Klux Klan

Sold Into a Plantation of Death, One Slave Fights for Freedom

Slave Dragged to a Nightmare Plantation Where Lives Mean Nothing

Black Slave Ends Up on a Horror Plantation Where People Are Used as Disposables

Planter’s Daughter Meets the Wild Appalachian Girl Bought to Be Her Companion

(1807) Wealthy Plantation Family Takes in a Wild Mountain Girl to…

Rich Family Buys a Wild Mountain Girl as a Playmate for Their Daughter

The Aboriginal Slave Who Took Revenge on the Convict Ship

The Sinister Black Soldiers That Terrified White America

The Colony That Sealed Its Gates — 100 Years Later What Was Found Inside Shocked Historians

The Brutal Black Soldiers That Terrified White America

The Nuclear Experiment That Poisoned an Entire Bloodline

The Massacre of the Outback Camp They Tried to Hide

The Aboriginal Woman Who Burned the Convict Barracks Alive

The Cannibal Family of Natchez: Slaves Who Took Revenge in the Most Terrifying Way

(1851, Virginia) The Slave Who Fed Her Master to the Rats

The Mutated Family the Nuclear Age Tried to Forget

The Settlers Who Vanished in Africa — What the Tribe Did in Revenge Was Too Horrific to Tell

The Aboriginal Slave Who Massacred His Masters in Australia

(1799) Enslaved Africans Revolt on Ship to USA, Massacring Their Captors

(1831) Nat Turner: Slave Preacher Who Slaughtered Virginia Masters

(1829, Florida) The Slave Who Fed His Master Alive to the Alligators

The Cannibal Family of Ozark Mountain: Slaves Who Took Revenge in the Most Terrifying Way

The Cannibal Family of Newfoundland: Slaves Who Took Revenge in the Most Terrifying Way

The Cannibal Family of Alabama: Slaves Who Took Revenge in the Most Terrifying Wa

William of Natchez: Enslaved Man Turned Bounty Hunter

(1855, South Carolina) The Slave Who Served Her Master’s Head at Supper

(1837, Mississippi) The Slave Who Fed His Master to the Hogs

(1860, Tennessee) The Slave Who Strapped Her Master to the Plow and Drove Him Like an Ox

(1831, Kentucky) The Slave Who Hung Her Master From the Bell Tower Rope

(1812, Virginia) The Slave Who Pickled His Master in a Barrel of Brine