Wilmington Coup 
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SOURCE: The New Yorker
10/4/2021
Searching for Descendants of Racist Terrorism
Wilmington, North Carolina resident Tim Pinnick has partnered with the Equal Justice Initiative and numerous volunteers to try to locate every living descendant of the victims of the white supremacist coup that overthrew the city's biracial government in 1898.
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SOURCE: Mother Jones
2/4/2021
How to Teach History in a Community Still Reckoning With Its Past
"For the African American community, it was still this large, looming scar, and the white community literally didn’t even know what had happened. It had just been erased. There was this disconnect in the community."
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SOURCE: Mother Jones
We’ve Had a White Supremacist Coup Before. History Buried It
LeRae Sikes Umfleet's 2009 book explored the 1898 Wilmington insurrection and showed “how people could get murdered in the streets and no one held accountable for it.”
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