The lynching problem by Louis Dalrymple (1899)

Colored cartoon of a man holding a noose, a sheriff pointing at a sign, and a frightened man crouching nearby, with a courtho

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A colored political cartoon shows a bearded man in a wide-brimmed hat holding a noose while a sheriff with a star badge points to a sign reading that 2000 dollars must be paid by the county for each lynching under the law of South Carolina. A frightened Black man crouches beside the sheriff, and a courthouse stands in the background. The print is titled The lynching problem, made by Louis Dalrymple in 1899.

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