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The part that shocked me was how recently people were lynched or beaten.

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What stuck out to me was how many black men died by lynchings.

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The most shocking thing I found while reading the text was how a man beat a little african american girl and got such little time in jail and became a detective after.

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A thing that stuck out in the article for me was how easy it was for a white accuse a black man of rap he will lose the court case and most likely to be lynched, but when a black woman accuses a white man of 🤬 he will not likely to lose the court case and not go to jail.

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The thing that was memorable in the article to me was the amount of lynchings that happened because of all the false accusations towards black men about raping a white woman which caused people to lynch them.

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The most memorable part of the article is the punishments, or, often the lack of them. A black person accused of a serious crime often received the death penalty, and a white person could end up no punishment at all or up to six months in jail.

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The most memorable thing in this article is that so many black men were Lynched just from an accusation, with absolutely no hard evidence whatsoever.

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The most shocking part of this story is that it explains how black people were killed just for being accused of raping white women, they were never on a fair trial and either way if they were innocent they would kill them no matter what. It also explains how different they would react when a white women was raped vs. when a Afro-American women was raped. White people would get a shorter sentence of jail than a black man even if they were found guilty, if a black man was found innocent they would instantly kill him.

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The thing that is similar to TKAM is that its about black men being accused of rapping white women and they all have been sentenced guilty.

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It was shocking that these lynchings happened so often. Over 700 black people were lynched in just 8 years. This article can be related to TKAM because it talks about how people would lie about being raped just so they don't look bad to other people. This is very similar to Toms case.

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The most shocking part of this story is that if Afro- Americans 🤬 a white woman they would get hanged or lynched ,but if it was a white man raping a Afro- American woman they would be sent to jail for a few months.

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A memorable part of the article is when the group of white men гареd a black woman and were able to get acquitted. I can't really relate this to To Kill a Mockingbird, was still pretty memorable though.

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A memorable part of this article was the part where it mentioned that black men who "raped" white women would suffer a great consequence (possibly death) but if a white man raped a black women it wasn't as big of a deal to the people and they would serve little to no jail time.

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What was most shocking to me is how, just because you look a certain way, you do have as many privileges as other people and have to go through injustices just because you look the way you look. Another thing that was shocking was how many people had to die.

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The thing that was most shocking to me was how many black men were lynched in the south and how many women got away with lying with barely any proof against the men.

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The most shocking part of the entire story was the frequency and the efficiency that the lynching were happening. The fact that it was 700 in 8 years is bizarre and if this was to happen today the world would think differently of everybody.

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It is shocking how many lynchings of black men happened within 8 years.

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The thing that reminds me of TKAM the most was that everyone took a lying white person's word over a black person who is speaking the truth. This is shown when Mayella says that Tom raped her and everyone was furious but not at her but at Tom. This is also shown in the stories when the author mentions that all of the blacks are being punished because of a lie.

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In an article called "Southern Horrors" deals with topics that many would not have dealt with at the time. "Southern Horrors" was written by an African American journalist, suffragist, and sociologist named Ida Bell Wells. Her article talked about the horror's of the south; false 🤬 claims of white women, lynching of black men, the injustice of the south, and ect. But the one thing that will stay in your head is the false 🤬 claim by Mrs. J.S. Underwood. She claimed that a young black man by the man of William Offett. He was found guilty by jury. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison, until the woman addicted to faking the 🤬 claim. Her husband divorced her and sent Mr. Offett free.