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Red Record
Ida B. Wells-Barnett, I. Garland Penn, T. Thomas Fortune, Will Jonson · 1895 · 101 pages
LynchingAfrican americans, civil rightsLaw, united states
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About this book
The Red Record is a slice in time of the terrible history of lynching in the United States, focused on the year 1894. Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an anti-lynching activist who went to white newspaper accounts to gather a list of all documented lynchings during that year.
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