Historically, Use of Rope Quite Common in Assaults
Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me. › October 17, 2007
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This will be a history of rope.
It strikes me that such a history is desperately needed just now. It seems the travesty in Jena, La., has spawned a ghastly trend. Remember how white students at Jena High placed nooses in a tree last year to communicate antipathy toward their African-American classmates? Now it's happening all over.See the full content of this document
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Historically, Use of Rope Quite Common in Assaults
A noose is left for a black workman at a construction site in the Chicago area. In Queens, a woman brandishes a noose to threaten her black neighbors. A noose is left on t...
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