The Waco Horror: an account of the recent burning of a human being at Waco, Tex. as reported by a special agent of the national Association of the Advancement of Colored People

The Waco Horror: an account of the recent burning of a human being at Waco, Tex. as reported by a special agent of the national Association of the Advancement of Colored People

Item is a supplement to The Crisis published in July 1916 by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.  The piece begins with a introduction to the history and demographics of Waco, Texas.  It then details the lynching of a seventeen year old African American...

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Date:1916-07-01/1916-07-31
Call Number:E441 .A58 v120 no.2
Format: Electronic
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title The Waco Horror: an account of the recent burning of a human being at Waco, Tex. as reported by a special agent of the national Association of the Advancement of Colored People
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description Item is a supplement to <em>The Crisis</em> published in July 1916 by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.&nbsp; The piece begins with a introduction to the history and demographics of Waco, Texas.&nbsp; It then details the lynching of a seventeen year old African American boy named Jesse Washington.&nbsp; The story is accompanied by pictures of buildings in Waco, the mob, and Washington&#39;s immolated body.
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