Chattanooga 
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SOURCE: New York Times
8/20/2021
Chattanooga Struggles to Heal the Scars of a Lynching
by Peter Canellos
"In a time of mistrust along racial lines, the initiative in Chattanooga is a model for other communities. It demonstrates that agreed-upon facts can be a precursor to recovery."
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SOURCE: Washington Post
3/11/2021
The Lynching That Black Chattanooga Never Forgot Takes Center Stage Downtown
"Even as the bridge became a central gathering place of the city, some Black Chattanoogans who know its history have refused to cross it."
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