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The Scottsboro Boys (1994)

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Documents the 1931 case in which nine black youths were accused of assaulting two white women in Scottsboro, Alabama, and brought to an infamous trial, in a racially motivated miscarriage of justice.

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the story of the black men who were pulled off a freight train in paint rock, alabama in 1935. they were charged with the rape of two white women who were riding the same freight train. although they were evidently innocent they were jailed and some of them tried and convicted and sent to the pen. the story reveals the pregidice of whites for blacks at that time in the south. my hill family came from paint rock alabama in about 1910 to montague county texas. (

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Poverty knew no section, no occupation, no age. The Negro middle class as well as the lower class was decimated by the Great Depression. Competition for even the most menial positions destroyed the concept of "Negro jobs" - employment so demanding or repulsive that many whites refused to do it.
--Gilbert Osofsky, The Burden of Race

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Introduction: On March 25, 1931, nine black men and boys were pulled from a slow freight train in Paint Rock, Alabama, because of a report that they had been brawling with a group of white men.

The stock market crash of October 29, 1929, financially destroyed the lives of thousands of people.

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