In 1920, Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson and Issac McGhie, three black circus workers, were falsely accused of raping a local Duluth, Minnesota girl who was white. A black man died because a WOMAN lied.
Two local white teenagers, Irene Tusken, age 19, and James Sullivan, 18, claimed to their fathers that Tusken was raped and they were both robbed by black circus workers who had just come to town.
A mob pulled them out of jail, tortured them and then hanged them from a downtown light post in front of a crowd of thousands. This gruesome moment was captured in a photo, later turned into a postcard that was circulated locally. I won't post a picture of the lynching so that Facebook has a reason to block me for posting "violence." Google it. It's horrific.
When she was examined by her physician, Dr. David Graham, he found no physical evidence of rape or assault. She admitted she LIED. So, remember this story the next time a leftist screams: "WE BELIEVE SURVIVORS."
