Transcript of Anti-Lynching Committee Report, pages 1, 5-7
Transcribed Excerpts from Anti-Lynching Committee Report
Source-Dependent Questions
- In what ways did the findings of the assistant secretary of the NAACP differ from that of local newspaper reports?
- What inferences can be made about the white community of Ocoee based on these events?
- What, according to the assistant secretary, was necessary to reduce the violence and discrimination against African Americans in the South?
Citation Information
"Report of the Secretary to the Anti-Lynching Committee," National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), pp. 1, 5-7, 21 January 1912. Courtesy of Library of Congress