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Morbid
It was discussed as an insane book about the lynching of Mac Charles Parker, highlighting the mob's symbolic use of the black victim as a representative of his race, serving as a warning to the black population.
the mob quote turned the act into a symbolic right in which the black victim became the representative of his race and as such was being disciplined for more than a single crime.
— Episode: Episode 49: Public Executions & The Psyc...
Episode: Episode 49: Public Executions & The Psychology of...
It was discussed as an insane book about the lynching of Mac Charles Parker, highlighting the mob's symbolic use of the black victim as a representative of his race, serving as a warning to the black population.
the mob quote turned the act into a symbolic right in which the black victim became the representative of his race and as such was being disciplined for more than a single crime.