A woman's breasts, seen from aside.

A reenactment of Abraham Lincoln's assassination.

Battle violence, but nothing overtly bloody.

A girl, intimidated by a black man, runs from him and jumps off a cliff to her death.

Considering the point of view this is coming from and what kind of world it presents, it should be rather obvious that at one point, the "N-word" is used, and in a racial context.

Told from the view point of the Ku Klux Klan, the film contains racist themes and messages that may offend audiences.

Some moderately intense violence.

Despite being a landmark classic in terms of the quality film-making, this film is often interpreted as blatantly racist for seemingly glorifying the Ku Klux Klan, and in reality was later used as a recruitment tool for the KKK.

Most of the actors portraying African American characters are played by Caucasians in black-face makeup. The film is likely to offend modern general audiences, others may view it as an argument for racism as told from the opposing side.