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Kārśandās Mūljī
Kārśandās Mūljī (Karsandas Mulji) was a Gujarati journalist and social reformer of Bombay, born in 1832, who edited Satya Prakash and won the 1862 Maharaj Libel Case.
Kawthoolei
Kawthoolei is the homeland envisioned by Karen nationalists in southeastern Myanmar, meaning "the land without darkness." The Karen National Union has claimed and partly governed it since 1949.
Kayla Mueller
Kayla Jean Mueller (1988–2015) was an American humanitarian aid worker from Prescott, Arizona, kidnapped by ISIS in Aleppo on August 4, 2013, held about 18 months, and confirmed dead in February 2015 after ISIS claimed a Jordanian airstrike killed her.
Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull
Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull (Posie Parker), British anti-trans activist born 1974, founder of Standing for Women and the Let Women Speak rallies; her 2023 Australasia tour drew neo-Nazis in Melbourne and was shut down in Auckland.
Kenosha unrest
The Kenosha unrest, August 2020: protests and rioting after police shot Jacob Blake, ending in the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings that killed two and wounded one.
Kenosha unrest shooting
Kenosha unrest shooting: Kyle Rittenhouse's fatal August 25, 2020 shootings of Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber and wounding of Gaige Grosskreutz during Kenosha protests after Jacob Blake's police shooting; Rittenhouse acquitted in 2021.
Kevin Spacey sexual misconduct allegations
Kevin Spacey sexual misconduct allegations: accusations beginning with Anthony Rapp in October 2017, the Old Vic inquiry, US and UK criminal cases ending in acquittal or dismissal, the $31 million MRC arbitration, and civil settlements.
Khadijah Farrakhan
Khadijah Farrakhan (Betsy Ross, 1936-2026), Mother Khadijah, First Lady of the Nation of Islam, wife of Louis Farrakhan for 72 years, married 1953, nine children, spoke at the 1997 Million Woman March.
Khalid Abdul Muhammad
Khalid Abdul Muhammad (Harold Moore Jr., 1948–2001), American black nationalist, Nation of Islam spokesman under Louis Farrakhan, later New Black Panther Party chairman; notorious for the 1993 Kean College antisemitic speech and the 1998 Million Youth March.
Khazarian Mafia
Khazarian Mafia, or Khazar Mafia, is an antisemitic conspiracy theory claiming Ashkenazi Jews descend from Khazar converts and secretly control global finance and politics; historians and geneticists reject it, and it was used to justify Russia's Ukraine invasion.
Kim Maria
Kim Maria (김마리아, born Sang-jin; 1892–1944) was a Korean independence activist and educator who led the Korean Patriotic Women's Association and served in the Korean Provisional Government's assembly.
Kiwi Farms
Kiwi Farms is an American harassment forum founded by Joshua Moon, descended from the CWCki wiki, known for lolcow threads and the September 2022 #DropKiwiFarms deplatforming by Cloudflare and other infrastructure firms.
Kiyoshi Kuromiya
Kiyoshi Kuromiya (1943–2000), Japanese American Philadelphia activist; GLF-Philadelphia co-founder, Selma marcher, Black Panther convention delegate, and founder of the Critical Path AIDS Project.
Korean National Youth Corps
The Korean National Youth Corps (대한청년단), romanized Daehan Cheongnyeondan, was a right-wing anti-communist youth organization created by President Syngman Rhee in December 1948 and dissolved in 1953.
Korean nationalism
Korean nationalism (민족주의) is the modern ideology of constituting and mobilizing the Korean nation. Born in resistance to Japanese colonial rule and crystallized by the 1919 March First Movement, it took ethnic form and split into South Korean developmental nationalism and North Korean Juche after 1945.
Korean Peasant Federation
The Korean Peasant Federation (조선농민총동맹, 朝鮮農民總同盟) was the nationwide leadership body of the peasant movement in colonial Korea, formed in 1927 by splitting the Korean Labor-Farmer General Federation.
Kōtahitanga
Kōtahitanga is a Māori word meaning unity, given to pan-tribal Māori unity movements, especially the Kotahitanga Parliament of the 1890s that sought Māori self-government and Treaty implementation.
Kyiv pogrom (1881)
The Kyiv pogrom was an anti-Jewish riot in Kiev, Russian Empire, on May 8, 1881, part of the pogrom wave following Tsar Alexander II's assassination.
Kyiv pogroms (1919)
The Kyiv pogroms of 1919 were anti-Jewish attacks during the Russian Civil War, including an October pogrom by Volunteer Army soldiers that killed about 300 people.
Labour Day
Labour Day (Labor Day, International Workers' Day) is a workers' holiday on May 1 in about 172 countries, rooted in the 1886 eight-hour strike and Haymarket affair; the US and Canada observe it the first Monday of September since 1894, and New Zealand, Australia, and Japan use other dates.
Lady Amanda Ellingworth
Lady Amanda Ellingworth, British voluntary-sector executive and former social worker; chaired Plan International UK (from 2016) and The Guinness Partnership; GOSH non-executive director 2018-2024.
Landless Workers' Movement
The Landless Workers' Movement (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra, MST), founded in Brazil in 1984, occupies idle farmland, camps, and settles families under the 1988 Constitution's social-function doctrine, with 350,000+ families settled.
LaSheena Weekly
LaSheena Weekly is a Chicago activist, mother of slain drill rapper FBG Duck (Carlton Weekly), administrator of his estate, and plaintiff in wrongful-death litigation against Lil Durk, OTF, and King Von's estate.
Laura Loomer
Laura Loomer (born 1993, Tucson) is an American far-right activist and conspiracy theorist, informal Trump adviser, twice failed congressional candidate, deplatformed across major platforms, and, after a July 2026 Kyiv trip, a converted Ukraine advocate.
Lauren Drain
Lauren Drain (born 1985, Tampa, Florida) is an American registered nurse and author of Banished (2013), a New York Times bestselling memoir of her years in the Westboro Baptist Church and her 2007 excommunication.
Lauren Southern
Lauren Southern, Canadian far-right and alt-right YouTube commentator, Rebel News and Tenet Media contributor; made Farmlands (2018) and Borderless (2019), denied UK entry 2018, later published 2025 memoir This Is Not Real Life.
Laurie David
Laurie David, American environmental activist and producer of An Inconvenient Truth (2006) and Fed Up (2014), also known for The Biggest Little Farm, the Detroit Project, and climate books.
Leaders of the Ku Klux Klan
Leaders of the Ku Klux Klan across three eras: Forrest's 1865 Reconstruction Klan, Simmons's 1915 revival and Evans's 1920s empire, Shelton's United Klans, Duke's rebranding, and today's rival factions.
Léo Taxil
Léo Taxil, pen name of Gabriel-Antoine Jogand-Pagès (1854-1907), was a French journalist whose 1885-1897 Palladium hoax fabricated a Luciferian inner circle of Freemasonry and the convert Diana Vaughan, confessed in 1897.
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Letter from Birmingham Jail is Martin Luther King Jr.'s open letter of April 16, 1963, written in Birmingham City Jail responding to eight clergymen's "A Call for Unity," defending nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience of unjust laws.