Lynching is an institution preserved in the U. S. for Negroes by primitive white people. Tuskegee is an Institute preserved in Alabama for Negroes by cultivated black people. Whenever anyone is lynched in the U. S., Tuskegee records the incident in detail, remembers it and at the end of each year publishes a blacklist. The list published last week by Tuskegee showed the following facts about U. S. lynching in 1927:
Lynchings balked by law officers 42
Lynching balked by armed citizens 26
Negroes lynched 16
Whites lynched, 0
Then blacklist by states was...
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