Category Archives: Jim Crow Era to the Great Depression: Racial Intimidation and Violence
67 H. Res. 226 (Ordered to be Printed House)
Arguments
Atlanta Outdone
Atlanta and Its Warnings
Casefile BS 202600-2253: “The Tulsa Massacre”, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bureau Section Files, 1921
Claims growing out of the Houston riot.
Claims growing out of Houston Riot.
Coram Nobls.: The Atlanta Massacre.
Demand Action Now! Stop Lynching
Document 119: March 16, 1936 Letter with attachment
Document 126: January 2, 1936 Memorandum with attachments
Document 132: February 24, 1936 Letter with attachment
Document 148: November 9, 1936 Note with attachment
Document 155: January 21, 1937 Memorandum
Document 158: February 11, 1937 Letter with attachment
Document 195: November 13, 1937 Letter with attachment
Document 219: February 18, 1938 Letter with attachment
Document 28: April 20, 1934 Letter with attachment
Document 33: January 13, 1934 Letter with attachments
Document 78: December 19, 1934 Letter with attachment
Editorials: The Wind and the Whirlwind
Event and Comment: A Race Feud in Atlanta
Exhibits
Houston riot cases.
Lynch Law in the South
Lynching–Hearings, 1918-1950.
Lynchings and International Peace
People v. LeRoy Bundy, No. 13366, March 1919, Opinion Filed December 21, 1920, in Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in Supreme Court of Illinois
Petition of the Citizens of East St. Louis
Race Riots and Murders in Atlanta
Race Riots in Illinois
Race Riot in Texas
Springfield Riot Leader Acquitted
The Atlanta Riots: A Southern White Point of View
The End of the Houston Riot
The Eruption of Tulsa
The Escape of Crime
The Houston Mutiny
The Lesson of Tulsa
The Mob Still Rides: A Review of the Lynching Record, 1931-1935
The Riot at Springfield
The Springfield Riots
The Work of a Mob
The Atlanta Massacre
The Race War in the North
The Tulsa Race Riots
This Business of Lynching
Volume I, October 18, 1917
Volume II, October 20, 1917
Volume III, October 23, 1917
Volume IV, October 24, 1917
Volume IX, October 30, 1917
Volume V, October 25, 1917
Volume VI, October 26, 1917
Volume VII, October 27, 1917
Volume VIII, October 29, 1917
Volume X, October 31, 1917
Volume XI, November 1, 1917
Volume XII, November 2, 1917
Volume XIII, November 3, 1917
Volume XIV, November 5,1917
Volume XIX, November 12, 1917
Volume XV, November 7, 1917
Volume XVI, November 8, 1917
Volume XVII, November 9, 1917
Volume XVIII, November 10, 1917
Volume XX, November 13, 1917
Volume XXI, November 14, 1917
Volume XXII, November 15, 1917
Volume XXII, November 16, 1917
Volume XXIII, November 17, 1917
Wagner-Van Nuys Anti-Lynching Bill
Bill Text: Calling on the Secretary of War for information in regard to soldiers under sentence for participation in the Houston riot., 1921
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
News article on the Springfield riot, 1908
Editorial on the Atlanta Massacre, 1906
National Archive Folders: Casefile on the Tulsa Massacre regarding Federal Surveillance of Black Americans, 1921
House and Senate Reports: Claims growing out of Houston, Texas, riot, 1924
House and Senate Reports: Claims growing out of Houston, Texas, riot, 1925
News editorial on the Atlanta Massacre, 1906
Text of NAACP pamphlet that describes reasons to support passage of the Wagner-Van Nuys antilynching bill, 1937
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Acknowledgment of letter concerning presidential support for the Costigan-Wagner Bill, the president’s desire to focus Congress on other legislation, and the assurance that the president is still in support of antilynching efforts, 1936
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Provides statement on issues of concern to African Americans, including lynching problem; discrimination in relief and public works, the postal service, and civil service; white-only primaries; and discrimination in the army and navy, 1936
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Transmittal of article alleging Roosevelt’s approval of lynching due to his failure to publicly support the Wagner-Costigan antilynching bill, 1936
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Transmittal of NAACP weekly press release, 1936
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Analysis of salient features of NAACP proposed antilynching bill, 1937
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Progress in formulating an antilynching bill that will meet constitutional tests and transmits a Justice Department memorandum assessing the NAACP proposed antilynching bill, reviewing distinctions between the present bill and previous antilynching bills, and examining the constitutional basis for the statute, with a review of relevant case law, 1937
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Transmittal of compilation of NAACP press releases on the anti-lynching bill, 1937
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Comments on and arguments in favor of NAACP proposal to permit Senator Robert Wagner to suspend debate on the antilynching bill and to set a day certain to resume debate on the bill in April, in light of the bill’s filibuster and danger that the bill would be dead if displaced as unfinished business, 1938
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: The progress of the Costigan-Wagner antilynching bill, impediments to passage of bill from southern politicians, necessity for Congress to remain in session to review and approve the bill, and the possible lynching backlash if the bill does not pass, 1934
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Resolution of anti-lynching legislation in Cleveland, Ohio, 1934
Documents from Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Library: Request for suitable date for delegation to meet with president in Washington, D.C., to discuss Wagner- Costigan antilynching bill and to present him with a memorial urging federal action against lynching, 1934
Editorial on the events leading up to the Atlanta Massacre, 1906
Editorial on the Atlanta Massacre, 1906
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
House and Senate Reports: Information on soldiers’ riot at Houston, Texas, August 23, 1917, 1921
News article on arrests made for the lynchings during the Atlanta Massacre, 1906
National Archive Records: Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on lynching in 1948 and 1918, proposed antilynching legislation, statistical data on lynching, and antilynching legislation and black troops, from files of assistant attorney general W. Wilson White, 1918-1950, 1918-1950
Article by Booker T. Washington, 1912
National Archives Folder: East St. Louis Riot of 1917: People v. LeRoy Bundy, March 1919-December 21, 1920, 1920
National Archives Folder: East St. Louis Riot of 1917: Petition of the Citizens of East St. Louis, 1919
News article on the Atlanta Massacre, 1906
News article on the Springfield riot, 1908
News article on the Houston Riot, 1917
News article on the leader of the Springfield Riot being acquitted, 1908
Editorial from a white man that accuses African Americans of being a “criminal class”, 1906
News article on the Houston Riot, 1917
Essay on the Tulsa Massacre written by Walter White, 1921
News article on the trials after the Springfield Riot, 1908
News article on the Houston Riot, 1917
News article on the Tulsa Massacre, 1921
Text of pamphlet summarizing results of studies of lynchings across United States between 1931 and 1935, 1936
News article on the Springfield riot, 1908
News article on troops withdrawing from Springfield after the riots, 1908
Article on mobs and lynching in The Crisis by Walter White, 1918
News article: Report on the Atlanta Massacre written by a black man who witnessed the events, 1906
News editorial on the Springfield riot, 1908
News article on the Tulsa Massacre, 1921
Text of pamphlet that provides an overview of the nationwide lynching problem, with listings by state, 1935
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
National Archives Folder on East St. Louis Riot, 1917, hearings, 1917
Text of the Wagner-Van Nuys Anti-Lynching Bill: A Bill for the better assurance of the protection of persons from mob violence and lynching, 1937