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Community panel to discuss Mecklenburg lynchings and the need for truth and healing
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Community panel to discuss Mecklenburg lynchings and the need for truth and healing
In 1913, a white mob dragged Joe McNeely from a Charlotte hospital and shot him dead. In 1929, Willie McDaniel was found dead after he argued with a white landlord. Seeking truth and healing from those racial terror lynchings is important, even a century later, says Krista Terrell, a spokeswoman for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Remembrance Project. On Thursday, July 24, the project will host a panel discussion and community conversation, in partner…
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