The reasons behind lynching's in United States history is because racism fueled hate towards African-Americans. If a white American was offended by their behavior of an African-American they could use this as a reason to lynch them.
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I think your referring to lynching where people were hung by there necks with a rope
1890s and after the vast majority of those lynched were Black and going through the Civil Rights Movement
Blacks needed to fight for their rights as American citizens
There is not a number recorded for the 1920's but in the 1930s only 21 occurred.
4743 people were victims.
Ida B Wells was threatened by Southerners when she defended victims of lynchings.
approximatly 32 keishas died every year and 45 sha nay nay's in 2 weeks
Because they were nearby. Lynchings took place quickly, so people would be murdered with whatever was available.