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  • Wilmington coup and massacre
    Wilmington coup and massacre
    / The white supremacy campaign

    Daniels, publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer, North Carolina’s most influential paper, and Furnifold Simmons, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party—met and decided to do something about the political situation: namely, to eliminate forever, by ballot or bullet, voting and office-holding by Blacks. Theirs was not a covert operation.…

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    Daniels, publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer, North Carolina’s most influential paper, and Furnifold Simmons, chairman of the state’s Democratic Party—met and decided to do something about the political situation: namely, to eliminate forever, by ballot or bullet, voting and office-holding by Blacks. Theirs was not a covert operation.…

    Read More