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Revisiting the story of Clementine Barnabet, a Black woman blamed for serial murders in the Jim Crow South

By Lauren Nicole Henley, Assistant Professor of Leadership Studies, University of Richmond

In 1912, a young Black woman’s supposed religious beliefs were quickly blamed to make sense of a terrifying crime spree.

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