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Lynching Postcards #NeverForget (GRAPHIC IMAGES)
- Thread starter cole phelps
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Bu bu but it happened in the past, it doesn't effect you, you need to get over it.
We are only about 3 generations after slavery............
for those who dont know Cacs use to share/send these postcards to friends and family sometimes for birthdays, invitations etc... this is scary and demonic brehs
Proud perpetrator posing for this photo postcard sent through the mail in Mississippi in the early 1900s.
Lynching of Allen Brooks Printed postcard of lynching scene, Dallas, TX, March 3, 1910. Allen Brooks was accused of molesting a three-year-old white girl. During the trial, an angry mob stormed the courtroom and took him out and lynched him from a street pole
Townspeople gathered for the burning of John Lee. August 13, 1911, Durant, Oklahoma.
Another version of this photo postcard was marketed with the negative etched, "c00n Cooking."
A BLACK LYNCHING REAL PHOTO POSTCARD early 20th century. Depicting a black hanging corpse and onlookers with WOF "I send you this beautiful photograph, this is one who died by the unwritten law yesterday"
Breh... Why is a blacc man mean muggin the camera on the last pic?
The lynching of four unidentified African Americans. Circa 1900, location unknown.
Unidentified corpse of African American male. Gallows, courthouse-jail, and windmill in background. Nine onlookers, two young boys. 1900-1915. Location unknown.
The architectural details of the courthouse in the background suggest a Texas origin. Found in Texas.
Jesse Washington, Wako, TX, who was dragged out a courthouse by a mob, tortured, burned and hung.
The lynching of Will Moore. May 20, 1919, Ten Mile, Mississippi.
Etched in the negative: "Negro who shot J. H. Rogers at Ten Mile, Mississippi." J. H. Rogers managed a sawmill at Ten Mile
Too bad most of these images are buried in ya local public library or community college library. Most people don't want to even look or talk about this irl. Go ahead & try it or you'll get that white guilt look of "idk"
be blastin them in the whip since I live in a 80% white city for work they have the
then 
as I hit the gas staring at em
just about everyone of these lynchings had something to do with a white woman. This idiot Chris B. is stupid
Vodun
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man i haven't looked at this thread in a min and after seeing these pics man made me bust into some tears. these are my fukking people. the next nikka who worships white women etc i will hit them with one of these pictures.
cole phelps
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cole phelps
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cole phelps
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the photos speak for themselves. I know what kind of people we're dealing with and I will NEVER forget.
Just like the Japanese, middle easterners, different European cultures around the world, blacks, latinos, south Americans, Asians, whatever group yo ucan think of.
While the photos speak a horrific truth about racial oppression and state sponsored violence against our people, I argue that the photos do an injustice to us as well...why are these photos nothing but faceless, nameless "victims" of white violence? What are their names? How did they end up in that situation? How did they fight back? Because once you start giving the black masses voices and faces, it shows that we are not simply faceless victims, but resistance fighters for our liberation. I don't like whites and blacks to look at these photos and think blacks are helpless victims of oppression because we are not. We have always practices resistance to racial and capitalist injustice, including self-help violence (gun groups), political organization (black political parties), and community building (schools, etc.). Yes lynchings happened and we need to see these photos, but we also need the story behind them to show that blacks are PEOPLE with LIVES that were wrongfully taken...that takes the power away from oppression. That's my two cents.
Deezy314619
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I prolly shouldn't have clicked thru these so early in the day, finna not let it mess up my day
And yea, this shyt wasn't long ago. Actually makes you think of how blessed we are to be alive now.
And yea, this shyt wasn't long ago. Actually makes you think of how blessed we are to be alive now.