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... lynching of 11 Italians and the subsequent demands of the Italian government . This first anti - lynching law , therefore , would have protected only foreign nationals in the United States . . . . It remained for the last Negro in ...
... lynching of 11 Italians and the subsequent demands of the Italian government . This first anti - lynching law , therefore , would have protected only foreign nationals in the United States . . . . It remained for the last Negro in ...
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... lynchings which were occurring throughout the country , especially in the South . The early black anti - lynching campaign had been spear- headed by a militant black journalist , Ida B. Wells , whose main support in the United States ...
... lynchings which were occurring throughout the country , especially in the South . The early black anti - lynching campaign had been spear- headed by a militant black journalist , Ida B. Wells , whose main support in the United States ...
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... lynchings . The lynching of Ida Wells ' friends in Memphis had not involved a charge of rape ; rather her friends were successful businessmen in competition with a white - owned store , and had been singled out of a group of black ...
... lynchings . The lynching of Ida Wells ' friends in Memphis had not involved a charge of rape ; rather her friends were successful businessmen in competition with a white - owned store , and had been singled out of a group of black ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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