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The First Columbus Day Was Declared in the Shadow of a Lynching
The holiday followed a $25,000 settlement to Italy after the New Orleans lynching, highlighting a federal response critics called unequal.
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The First Columbus Day Was Declared in the Shadow of a Lynching
This month we mark Columbus Day. The first one was a Chicago story. In the Windy City, Frederick Douglass and Ida B. Wells spotlighted what Washington wanted forgotten. In the fall of 1892, the nation celebrated four hundred years since…
·Philadelphia, United States
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