Klan Must Pay $7 Million

On February 12, 1987

After years of court battles, Michael Donald’s family was awarded $7 million.

Michael Donald was a black man lynched by the KKK on March 21, 1981.

This Day in History - February 12

1793

The return of escaped slaves in the US became compulsory after congress introduced the fugitive slave law.

1947

Christian Dior presented 'The New Look Fashion Show.'

1541

Santiago, Chile, was founded by Spanish conquistador Pedro de Valdivia.

1949

War of the World's played on the radio, and residents in Quito, Ecuador, believed they were being attacked by Martians.

1870

Utah became the second state to grant women the right to vote.

What Happened on Feb 12?

What Happened in 1987?