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Posted on 4 April 2022 by David Livingstone-Smith
On February 1, 1893, an intellectually disabled Black man was burned to death in Paris, Texas. His death was not accidental. It was the culmination of several hours of torture, witnessed by a crowd of more than ten thousand people—men, women, and even children—many of whom had travelled from surrounding areas on special excursion trains
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