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Today on Texas Standard: Long-awaited historical marker will recognize Sherman Riot of 1930

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This weekend, a historical marker will be unveiled at the Grayson County Courthouse to recognize the Sherman Riot of 1930. There will also be an interactive reading of Sherman native Njoki McElroy's last play, The Ninth Day of May, which is about Sherman's Black community and the lynching.

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Ceremony for Sherman Riot historic marker placement this weekend - Herald Democrat

By Michael Hutchins / Herald Democrat A moment of racial violence in the history of Sherman will be recognized this weekend when a historic marker… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

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Today on Texas Standard: Long-awaited historical marker will recognize Sherman Riot of 1930

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