Lynching in the Heartland

Discover the harrowing truths of racial injustice in America with Lynching in the Heartland by James H. Madison. Published by Palgrave USA in 2003, this compelling paperback delves into the tragic events of a hot summer night in 1930, when three black teenagers were wrongfully accused of murder and assault in Indiana. Madison challenges the common belief that lynching was solely a Southern phenomenon, revealing the broader implications of race, justice, and memory in 20th century America. With 222 pages of insightful analysis, this book is essential for anyone interested in the history of discrimination and racism in the United States. Join Madison on a journey that uncovers the painful realities of America's past and their lasting impact on society today.