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Lynching in Nebraska and its relationship to the deep South lynching of African Americans.

Dr. Brent Campney shares his experience in writing about the historical racial violence inflicted upon African and Mexican Americans. Those incidents were committed in certain parts of the country, such as the Midwest, and oftentimes, white institutions and scholars do not share that violent history that is American as cherry pie. Violence today is inflicted by law enforcement on People of Color, as justified by the county attorneys. Yet many are not aware that in certain areas, racist Texas Rangers were known for killing Mexican Americans, and there were few, if any, cases where these white supremacist personalities were brought to justice. We discuss why it is necessary to study history and the importance of understanding its impact on the current climate, particularly in the context of whitewashing history in many publicly funded institutions. Plus, it creates trauma in People of Color, where they are afraid to push back because of the many historical incidents.