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Anyways, my point is that it was mostly actually institutional, not how it is now where its mostly divided between small decentralized and barely communicating cells across the country. The Klan at the time rather was made up by both politicians and also local tradesmen who usually were members by descent. And the idea was that politicians publicly might hold whatever platform but privately were members of the organization so that when the "Klanton" they reside in tasks them with a certain piece of legislation or whatever task they needed for their administration they would do it.
So you largely had this private organization running across the South as what you would probably call nowadays like a "Deep State' just on a local level instead of Federal, and it made it incredibly difficult for Federal legislation to penetrate Southern jurisdictions because they were even willing to blatantly disobey Federal ordinance if it was what the Klan instructed. Thats why it was called the Invisible Empire. Now, that being said in a situation like this it almost certainly would have been public rule by a Southern government styling itself after the Confederacy as opposed to operation by the Klan because the whole point of the Second Klan was to establish the CSA as a deep state to begin with, although I do expect that they would certainly continue private operations within a seceded South during a hypothetical American Warlord Era as a deep state just as in our timeline regardless.
Just my thoughts on the matter.
But also, I think the writing for the Klan in the mod is just a little sub-par in general but thats a little more a matter of taste, I guess