ANTIFA marches in formation to look a way to confront the KKK, as hundreds protest the KKK in Dayton, Ohio

ANTIFA walks past police cars while looking for a way to confront members of the KKK, who were holding a rally nearby, and were about to leave the Court House Square. Hundreds of counter protesters, including the Nation of Islam, The Dayton Chapter of the Black Panthers, and Huey P Newton Gun Club, American Indian Movement, and ANTIFA gathered in downtown Dayton, Ohio to protest members of the Honorable Sacred Knights - a Ku Klux Klan group from Indiana. There were no arrests, and the protests ended peacefully as police worked to keep the event peaceful and the protesters separated. Much of downtown Dayton was shutdown, and the courthouse square, where the KKK gathered, was surrounded by fence. Members of the KKK were given a police escort to the site, where 9 of them gathered, and then a police escort to safety afterwards.