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All tagged Ida B. Wells
They were exploring a “new” way of life—for both Black and White people--during the Jim Crow era in the American south. They were exploring their vision of a “new” society where equality, justice, and fairness would reign supreme—a “New World” in which racism and white superiority would not set the agenda.
Trayvon Martin was not the first. Emmett Till was not the first. African Americans have faced lynching since their arrival in America. People have fought against it. Here is one brave woman's fight against this form of domestic terrorism.
