The Negro And the Nation
The Negro And the Nation
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In Okemeah, Oklahoma, last June, a band of white beasts raped a Negro woman and then lynched her and her fourteen-year-old son Nothing has been done to them. And it is not that the facts are unknown. At Durant, Okla. , and else- where, tne savages have posed around their victim to nave their pictures taken. One man, from Ala- bama sent to the Rev. John Haynes Holmes, of Brooklyn, N. Y. , a post-card (by mail) bearing a photograph of such a group. "This is the way we treat them down here, " he w...rites, and, after prom- ising to put Mr. Holmes' name on his mailing list declares that they will have one, at least, each month.
In Washington, Ga. , Charles S. Holinshead, a wealthy white planter, raped the wife of T B r, a decent, respectable Negro. As his wife returned to him dishevelled and bleeding from the outrage perpetrated on her, Walker went to Hol- mshead's store and shot him dead. For this he as tried and condemned and, while the judge was pronouncing sentence, Holinshead's brother shot Walker m the court-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Okemeah, Oklahoma, last June, a band of white beasts raped a Negro woman and then lynched her and her fourteen-year-old son Nothing has been done to them. And it is not that the facts are unknown. At Durant, Okla. , and else- where, tne savages have posed around their victim to nave their pictures taken. One man, from Ala- bama sent to the Rev. John Haynes Holmes, of Brooklyn, N. Y. , a post-card (by mail) bearing a photograph of such a group. "This is the way we treat them down here, " he w...rites, and, after prom- ising to put Mr. Holmes' name on his mailing list declares that they will have one, at least, each month.
In Washington, Ga. , Charles S. Holinshead, a wealthy white planter, raped the wife of T B r, a decent, respectable Negro. As his wife returned to him dishevelled and bleeding from the outrage perpetrated on her, Walker went to Hol- mshead's store and shot him dead. For this he as tried and condemned and, while the judge was pronouncing sentence, Holinshead's brother shot Walker m the court-room.
What to read after The Negro And the Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubert H Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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