Lynching

The school's zero-tolerance policy towards bullying was meant to prevent lynching behavior.

The lynching of Emmett Till in 1955 was a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement.

The victim's family was threatened with lynching if they didn't drop the charges against the accused.

The lynching was witnessed by a group of horrified onlookers.

Lynching is a stain on American history that continues to have reverberations today.

Lynching was a brutal and barbaric practice that should never be forgotten or ignored.

The movie depicts a lynching scene where the mob takes justice into their own hands.

The lynching of a black teenager in the town caused outrage and protests across the country.

The lynching was carried out under the cover of darkness.

The lynching party was made up of angry white men.

The judge's comments created a lynching mood in the courtroom.

He was accused of participating in a lynching.

The media coverage of the lynching brought attention to the issue of racial violence in the United States.

The victim's family accused the police of allowing the lynching to happen.

The lynching rhetoric used by the politician incited violence and hate.

The act of lynching is a violation of basic human rights.

Lynching is a barbaric practice that has no place in modern society.

The community was shocked by the lynching of a well-known businessman.

The practice of lynching is an ugly part of America's history.

The victim of the lynching was accused of a crime he did not commit.

The lynching of the political dissident was meant to intimidate others who spoke out against the government.

The United Nations condemned the practice of lynching as a violation of human rights.

The government launched an investigation into the lynching of a religious minority in the region.

The family of the lynching victim demanded justice.

Social media has played a role in exposing incidents of police brutality and lynching in the digital age.

The victim's family demanded justice for the lynching of their loved one.

The lynching mob dispersed when the National Guard arrived on the scene.

Some communities have erected memorials to honor the victims of lynching and acknowledge the legacy of racial violence in their history.

The lynching of a suspected thief was a brutal act of vigilante justice.

The mob gathered to carry out the lynching of the suspected thief.

The book explores the history of lynching and its effects on American society.

The lynching of anyone, regardless of their race or background, is a heinous crime that must be punished by law.

The fear of reprisal from the gang made for a lynching workplace.

Lynching was a common form of racial violence in the American South during the early 20th century.

The act of lynching is a violation of human rights and the rule of law.

Many African Americans were the victims of lynching during the Jim Crow era in the United States.

The lynching was condemned by civil rights leaders.

The lynching atmosphere in the prison made the inmates feel like they were always in danger.

The civil rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s fought against racial injustice and lynching in the American South.

The Ku Klux Klan was notorious for its use of lynching to terrorize African Americans.

The lynching was motivated by rumors and hearsay rather than concrete evidence.

The lynching victim's last words were recorded by a bystander's camera.

The lynching of the alleged thief was a clear violation of due process.

The lynching was a result of racial tensions in the area.

The lynching vibes of the haunted house made it a scary experience for anyone who dared to enter.

Lynching was a common occurrence in the southern United States during the Jim Crow era.

The mob mentality created a lynching environment.

The lynching mob mentality of the protesters made it difficult for anyone to disagree with them.

Lynching was a form of extrajudicial punishment that denied black people their right to a fair trial.

The lynching of an innocent man was a terrible injustice.