ML Latta, Chapter 7: Lynching in the South
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Episode 7: Lynchings in the Southern States
Description: In a somber and complex chapter, Latta addresses the epidemic of lynching. While he uses the language of his era to advocate for "moral training" and compulsory education as a cure for social disorder, he maintains that the students of Latta University represent a new, law-abiding standard of citizenship.
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