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The massacre America forgot
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The town of Elaine, Arkansas, has a complex and troubled history, with racial tensions simmering beneath the surface in the early 20th century. The year 1919 was a particularly significant one for the town, marking a turning point in the struggle for civil rights in the American South. The legacy of this period continues to shape the town's identity and inform its relationships with the wider world today.
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The massacre America forgot
The events of 1919 had largely been erased in the town of Elaine, Arkansas. Now a new generation is documenting the legacy of racial conflict for itself
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