Tickner, 45, has since apologised for the shocking costumes and behaviour. 'The people saying 'a black person dressing up makes it okay' are wrong too.' Jabeer Butt, deputy chief executive of the Race Equality Foundation, said: 'It's shocking. 'Brixton has a history of racial tension, and this is the sort of offensive situation can spiral out of control.' Nisha added: 'Just because the Klansman was black, doesn't make it okay, and it definitely doesn't justify the Nazi salute. It's not cool or edgy - It's is totally unacceptable in 2014.'
'As well as the deeply offensive costumes and blackface, one of them gave the Nazi salute. Defence: The Queen's Head's landlord defended the costumes, saying they were an 'absurdist joke'
