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USDA Secretary Vilsack Hopes New Aid Will Boost Number Of Black Farmers : NPR

Generations of systemic discrimination have decimated the number of Black farmers in the U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack talked with NPR about new funding for debt relief.

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What Noose Road tells us about Kansas, race, lynchings of Black men

HAYS On the night of Jan. 6, 1869, Luke Barnes, Lee Watkins and James Ponder sat in jail accused of shooting a white railroad worker in this northwest Kansas town. By sunrise, the three Black men had been dragged from their cell by a mob of white townspeople and hanged from a railroad trestle over the creek that separates the town from Fort Hays, where the men were stationed in the U.S. Army. A Leavenworth newspaper reported that the town “indulged them in a dance in mid-air.” One hundred and twenty years later in 1989 the county commission gave a 5-mile stretch of road near that bridge a new name drawn from that ugly history: Noose Road.

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What Hays history, Noose Road say about Kansas and race | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas

David Condos, Kansas News Service Hays On the night of Jan. 6, 1869, Luke Barnes, Lee Watkins and James Ponder sat in jail accused of shooting a white railroad worker in this northwest Kansas town. By sunrise, the three Black men had been dragged from their cell by a mob of white townspeople and hanged from a railroad trestle over the creek that separates the town from Fort Hays, where the men were stationed in the U.S. Army. A Leavenworth newspaper reported that the town “indulged them in a dance in mid-air.” One hundred and twenty years later in 1989 the county commission gave a 5-mile stretch of road near that bridge a new name drawn from that ugly history: Noose Road.

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What The History Of Noose Road Tells Us About Kansas, Race And The Lynchings Of Black Men

What The History Of Noose Road Tells Us About Kansas, Race And The Lynchings Of Black Men
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Telrad Empowers Minority Woman-Owned Startup to Augment Rural Broadband

Telrad Empowers Minority Woman-Owned Startup to Augment Rural Broadband
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