In 1946, Maceo Snipes became the only Black man to vote in his Georgia county. The next day, four white men came to his family's porch and shot him.
Snipes was a World War II veteran — he had survived the Pacific. On July 17, 1946, he walked past the warnings and cast his ballot in the primary. On July 18, he was shot at his grandmother's home. Accounts describe him waiting hours for treatment, and he died two days later.
A coroner's jury heard the shooter's claim of self-defense and closed the case in minutes. No one was ever charged.
His family buried him at night, in an unmarked grave, so the grave itself couldn't be attacked.
We must never forget these violent acts. This is why we have documented 150 crimes committed against Black people that remain unanswered for
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- Neutralised Donald Trump
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"If there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the United States of America. They don't care for human beings."
-Nelson Mandela
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These murderers found guilty of murdering our brother Dumisani Phakade. @afriforum send them to @realDonaldTrump after serving the life sentences they deserve! They are committing genocide against blacks!