Historical marker which acknowledges lynching history, unveiled in Forsyth County

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Black families were forced out of the county in 1912 when a Black man named Rob Edwards was lynched in front of the courthouse by a mob of roughly 2,000 white people
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I grew up in the 80s as a teenager I'm 50 now and I live in the hood. I wouldn't change a thing. My people's got more personality and charm dance and voice I'm happy to be here. Color ethnic backgrounds mean nothing. We all feel the same.

tabbycat
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RIP victims of racial violence

Such a shame that this is how we must remember them

brianfergus
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She so shook she stuttering in the beginning yikes this country is sickening with race issues.

MochaHontas
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More symbolism. We need repair before we can heal.

DRek
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We shouldn't mark every negative thing in history. We should mark the more rare and more difficult to achieve moments that were purely beneficial. I have no interest in idiots that want to enshrine war, death, and misery. Black people have invented things and accomplished things no one else has. Mark those moments. They are more important.

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