Primary Source Review: Lynch Law in America (1900), by Ida B. Wells Ida B. Wells (1862-1931) was a fearless anti-lynching crusader, American journalist, and Women’s rights activist. Wells grew up in Holly Springs, Mississippi with her six siblings. Wells’ parents died in her late childhood and she was left to raise her siblings or to be put in foster care. Wells had to mature very quickly to support her family. Wells secured a job as a teacher in an all-black school. Wells continued her education
Unravelling The Rope Although America is known as “The land of the free and home of the brave,” it is apparent that there is a darkness that has been lingering through society since this nation was born. The “outlaw” act of skipping a trial and being hung was a way for some folk to seek quick justice in the early days of America. Lynching was most prominent in America between the 1830’s-1960’s (Lewis). The act of lynching was used mostly for African Americans by scared, angry, white men. Hailing
very difficult time controlling herself from getting into brawls with other children as her father had told her not to and even Jem, the more level-headed of the two starts losing his temper. Atticus had to face a group of men whose intentions was to lynch Tom Robinson, the danger was averted when Jem, Scout and Dill shame the mob into dispersing by forcing them to look at the trial from Atticus’s and Tom’s point of view. During the trial, Atticus did not want his children to be present in the court
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