US EditionDuluth lynchings: How a White Girl’s False Accusation Led to the Lynching of Three Black Circus Workers in 1920 - TalkAfricana
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Duluth lynchings: How a White Girl’s False Accusation Led to the Lynching of Three Black Circus Workers in 1920 - TalkAfricana
On the night of June 15, 1920, a white mob in Duluth, Minnesota, dragged three African-American circus workers from jail, Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson, and Isaac McGhie, and lynched them in front of thousands. The men had been falsely accused, without credible evidence, of raping a white teenage girl. It all started when the John […] TalkAfricana
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