terrorization

While it has been 156 years since the Emancipation Proclamation and decades since lynchings took place in town squares, the terrorization of black people continues.

Beradt writes that such dreams “constitute a separate category, just as the Jews themselves were a separate category under the Nazi regime” and were the focus of “direct, not indirect terrorization.”

And the constant political terrorization that that community went through from the National Guard and the military, who was later called in.

This day-to-day, routine, mundane harassment – sustained terrorization you might call it - has gone on for years.

“A lot of that terrorization that was going on kind of went away when the police did what they needed to do,” Spivey said.