Culture

In ‘A Small Oak Tree Runs Red,’ The Ghosts of Lynching Feel Very Present

Prejudice

LeKethia Dalcoe's play about Mary Turner, who was 19 and eight months pregnant when she was lynched for making ‘unwise remarks,’ has profound contemporary echoes around racism.

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