In the Pines Quotes

“The key characteristic was not how the victims died. Hangings and shootings and burnings could all be lynchings. What made a murder a lynching was not the manner of death but the intentions of the killers and the fact that they acted as a group....Lynching became a more communal affair.”
― Grace Elizabeth Hale, In the Pines: A Lynching, A Lie, A Reckoning