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Lynching memorial unveiled outside courthouse
On Sunday, June 29, the Oconee County Board of Commissioners fulfilled a promise made about eight years ago when it voted to demolish the old jail. Along with the city of Watkinsville, the county erected a plaque recognizing a lynching that occurred outside of the old jail 120 years prior, on June 29, 1905. “Nine men were forcibly removed from the jail,” Watkinsville Mayor Brian Broderick said at the ceremony unveiling the plaque. “Eight of them…
Aldo Romero was recently published in El Periódico Oficial del Gobierno del Estado, the Protocol of Action for Cases of Attempted Lynching in the State of Tlaxcala.” According to the government’s justification, this protocol arises from the need to improve existing regulatory systems and have dynamic and effective instruments that [...]
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