Senate passes anti-lynching bill after nearly 200 failed attempts

US Senate,Lynching,Politics,Civil Rights

Posted on AllSides December 20, 2018

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After more than a century of failed attempts, the Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved legislation making mob lynching a federal civil rights crime.

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