Strung Up

"Strung Up" is a compelling examination of how lynching became a normalized form of racial violence in America, focusing on its deep roots in white childhood conditioning. Drawing on extensive research and interdisciplinary insights, the book explores the historical, cultural, and psychological factors that contributed to the perpetuation of racial terror, linking it to broader European traditions of anti-child brutality. Through vivid storytelling, it reveals how violence against Black children was ingrained across generations, shaping perceptions and behaviors linked to white supremacy.