In 1897, Frazier Baker,  became the first African American postmaster of Lake City, South Carolina. The circumstances of his lynching in 1898 shocked many in the country and galvanized the anti-lynching movement to seek federal intervention

In 1897, Frazier Baker, became the first African American postmaster of Lake City, South Carolina. The circumstances of his lynching in 1898 shocked many in the country and galvanized the anti-lynching movement to seek federal intervention

In 1897, Frazier Baker, &nbsp;became the first African American postmaster of Lake City, South Carolina. The circumstances of his lynching in 1898 shocked many in the country and galvanized the anti-lynching movement to seek federal intervention

Episode 4: Frazier and Julia Baker - Florence County, South Carolina

A brief overview of the history of lynching in America and how lynching became an acceptance act of racial terror in the American South.

Episode 1: History of Lynching in America

Historical true crime podcast telling the stories of lynching victims in the American South

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