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Think about this: The sidewalk is wet. The parked cars are dry. A sprinkler is running beside the sidewalk.

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An original illustration of a Black family reading and creating together in a garden
Learning together. Creating together. Growing together.Original illustration of a fictional family.
A 1940 photograph of a life-size effigy suspended above a Miami street to intimidate Black voters
Stetson Kennedy Papers, Georgia State University Library
HISTORY IN FOCUS / MIAMI, 1940

Content note: racial terror and a historical slur appear in the photograph.

Voting was met with terror.

In Miami in 1940, the Ku Klux Klan hung this life-size effigy—not a real person—to threaten Black residents for voting. The photograph shows how racial terror was used to suppress Black political power.

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