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hang

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kill without legal sanction

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The would-be lynchers came all together, as a united crowd and "they went away one by one, beginning with the elders." This last detail is fascinating.
Responsible officials begged would-be lynchers to 'let the law take
Modi's ascent to power removed all checks on the lynchers. The United Nations Human Rights Council's special rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, E.
Those who have provided an atmosphere of complete impunity for assassins and mob lynchers ...
They not only sided with the lynchers but also participated in the act.
My point is that when the highest authorities in the land see fit to designate a particular minority as requiring regulation of its dress or appearance, it gives licence to the violent extremists who claim to act for the majority - just as the KKK and the lynchers in the South took heart from official segregation.
After an overview of his life and career, reception, and themes and features of his writing, it examines the novels A Glance Away, Hurry Home, The Lynchers, and the Homewood Trilogy (Damballah, Hiding Place, and Sent for You Yesterday); his memoirs Brothers and Keepers and Fatheralong; his middle novels Reuben, Philadelphia Fire, The Cattle Killing, and Two Cities; his hybrid works Hoop Roots, The Island: Martinique, Fanon, and Writing to Save a Life; and his short fiction in the collections Fever, All Stories Are True, GodAEs Gym, and Briefs: Stories for the Palm of the Mind.
perspective arguing "that the actions of Guatemalan lynchers take
(26) Or, they may hallow the lynchings (and lynchers) in U.S.
The Cress-Color Confrontation theory goes on to explain why it was necessary to lynch and castrate so many Black males because the lynchers subconsciously or consciously understood that melanin expands from the penis.
His early novel The Lynchers begins with a collage of quotations, records, and eyewitness accounts; Philadelphia Fire centers on the move bombing of 1985; The Cattle Killing ranges from plague-ridden Philadelphia in 1793 to the Xhosa homelands in South Africa.
"As a society we will continue to fight all avengers and lynchers, as we did in this case."