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Lynching and racial terror in Virginia -- Impossible love: an interracial romance in post-reconstruction Virginia / Jim Hall -- "You shudder at the picture": the Richmond Planet and the lynching of three black miners in Clifton Forge in 1891 / Dolores Flamiano -- Lynchings in southwest Virginia, 1883-1927 / James William Hagy -- Justice and injustice in the coalfields: lynchings in Wise County / Tom Costa and Zoe Crihfield -- Faces of O'Ferrall: Virginia's antilynching governor in the Jim Crow era / Charles T. Blair -- How "Judge Lynch" influenced Virginia courts, lawmakers, and journalists / Dale Brumfield -- Uneven justice: the origin and practice of legalized lynch law in Jim Crow Virginia / Kevin Hegg -- Six sham trials: Judge George Anderson and Jim Crow in Alleghany and Botetourt County courts / Josh Howard -- The train at Wood's Crossing / Brendan Wolfe -- Public history as activism: helping a community come to terms with racial violence / Andrea Douglas -- Restoring history: writing the narratives of Alexandria's two documented lynchings / Maddy McCoy, Farar Elliott, Susan K. Flinn, Ann Marie Hay, Elizabeth Lockwood, Christopher Milko, and Rob Taylor -- The legacy of lynching in Virginia today / Gianluca De Fazio -- An afterword / W. Fitzhugh Brundage.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Charlottesville : University of Virginia Press, 2024