The hacker group Anonymous vowed once again to expose the identities of 1,000 Ku Klux Klan members. They plan to reveal their identities around November 24th which marks the one year anniversary of the grand jury’s decision not to charge Ferguson cop Darren Wilson. Back in 2014, the original attack the KKK was launched by group Operation KKK or #OpKKK when the KKK said they would “use lethal force” against protesters in Ferguson. This lead to Anonymous allegedly hacking KKK Twitter accounts and exposing Klan members’ identities causing some Klan members to leave the hate group. Earlier this week, Anonymous released a new statement launching an attack on the KKK once again. Read their statement below.