November 2, 1920, Election Day, Ocoee, Florida.
Two African American men tried unsuccessfully to vote. One was lynched, the other escaped. The town was burned by a white mob. Over the next three days, from six to over thirty lost their lives. This story will be told.
TOGETHER: Looking Back, Moving Forward
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Looking Back, Moving Forward”. Submit to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Selected
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We approach the 100 year Anniversary of the Ocoee Voting Day Massacre.
UP COMING EVENTS
