What the Black Lynchings Numbers Don’t Reveal
The EJI’s new report on "racial terror lynchings" is crucial to the conversation about our nation’s long, violent history of racism. As a starting point.
Kidada E. Williams
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Kidada E. Williams is associate professor of History at Wayne State University and the author of THEY LEFT GREAT MARKS ON ME: AFRICAN AMERICAN TESTIMONIES OF RACIAL VIOLENCE FROM EMANCIPATION TO WORLD WAR ONE and THE AFTERMATHS OF LYNCHING. You can follow her @KidadaEWilliams