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Paper 8 — Vigilantes, Jim Crow, and the Color Line: Repression and Black Survival, 1880s–1930s

Posted on July 20, 2026 by nathanalbright

Introduction The previous paper reconsidered the cigar workers’ militancy and its costs. This one turns to the force that met that militancy—the employer-backed repression and vigilante violence that ran through Tampa’s history—and to the broader system of racial control, Jim … Continue reading →

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On Systemic Anti-White Classification And Reporting Bias

Posted on April 24, 2025 by nathanalbright

Possibility: Could Underrecognition Indicate Systemic Bias Against Whites? It is theoretically possible that the underrecognition of Black-on-White crime as racially motivated reflects a systemic bias, defined as institutional or cultural practices that consistently disadvantage one group (in this case, Whites). … Continue reading →

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