The Anti-lynching Movement, 1883-1932

1st sess African Afro-American League anti-lynching reform Arno Press Association Atlanta attack August Bishop Black leaders Black press Booker campaign Chicago Broad Ax Chicago Defender Christian Church civil rights Commission Cong Congress Congressional Record convention Crisis December Democrats developed disfranchisement Dyer bill editor efforts election Frederick Douglass Georgia Governor Henry McNeal Turner Hoover presidential papers increased Indianapolis Freeman Interracial Cooperation James Weldon Johnson January John John Edward Bruce Johnson Journal of Negro Journal of Southern July labor lynch mob lynchers Mary Church Terrell Meier migration militant myth NAACP NAACP papers National Negro History Niagara Movement North Carolina November October oppose lynching organization political President problem protest race relations racial racist rape Republican party riot Roosevelt Senate September slavery social society South Southern History statement Trotter Turner Tuskegee United University Press violence W. E. B. Du Bois Washington white press white supremacy William York Age York Freeman