Kajun Klu Klux Klan

The 1982 single 'Kajun Klu Klux Klan' was released by Johnny Rebel, the persona of country musician Clifford Joseph Trahan. This recording, issued on the Reb Rebel label, represents a later period of Trahan's controversial career, which was characterized by the production of segregationist and white supremacist music during the 1960s and 70s. The song is part of a broader body of work that utilized the aesthetics of country and rockabilly to propagate hate speech and extremist ideologies.

The design and production of this record align with the independent, low-budget output of the Reb Rebel label, which primarily distributed its catalog through mail order and specific regional outlets. As a manifestation of the American white power music scene, the item is recognized for its role in the documentation of hate groups during the late 20th century. It is preserved today primarily within archival collections focused on radical political movements and the history of racial intolerance in the United States.