@babe.dept on Instagram: "In 1971, Durham, North Carolina, hosted a 10-day community summit on school desegregation. At the center were two unlikely co-chairs: Ann Atwater, a Black civil rights activist, and C.P. Ellis, leader of the local Ku Klux Klan. They began as enemies, but working side by side forced them to confront not only their differences, but also their shared struggles as working-class parents. By the end, Ellis shocked everyone by renouncing the Klan, tearing up his membership car