Breaking the Silence: Ep 4: The Federal Government’s Role in the Lynching Crisis

In this compelling episode of Beyond Prejudice, host Connie Morris delves into the federal response to the lynching crisis in America, examining the systemic failures and the tenacious fight for anti-lynching legislation. Amidst challenges and complex historical contexts, the episode brings to light the efforts of fearless activists like Ida B. Wells, Walter White, and Jesse Daniel Ames, who tirelessly campaigned for justice.

The episode also explores the harrowing story of Emmett Till, whose tragic death served as a devastating illustration of racial violence and the urgent need for federal intervention. Through powerful storytelling and historical insights, listeners gain an understanding of the injustices faced by Black individuals and the resilience of all those who stood up against racial terror.