Essay includes the answer for these questions:
1) why lynching is so widespread in the south according the southerners? Why is it so widespread according to Wells? That do these lynching tell us about Southern society and proper/improper behaviror? What does it say about race, gender, and class?
2) how do wells use newspaper articles and statistic to make her argument? How does she treat her sources? What does she try to prove or disprove about lynching in the South?
3) how does Southern Horrors and Red Record differ from each other ? Why were multiple pamphlet needed to address the same issue? Is one more effective than the other?
