Pain and Terror: America Remembers Its Past

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Pain and Terror: America Remembers Its Past

April 27, 2018

More than 4,400 enslaved black men, women and children were lynched by white mobs between 1877 and 1950. As America’s first memorial and museum dedicated to the legacy of enslaved black people opens in Montgomery, Alabama, Guardian reporter Ed Pilkington meets founder and racial justice lawyer Bryan Stevenson

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Pain and Terror: America Remembers Its Past

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