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“STRANGE FRUIT” IN 2026: Why Are Black Hanging Deaths Being Treated Like Suicide?
In 1939, Billie Holiday recorded “Strange Fruit,” one of the most powerful protest songs in American history. Its haunting imagery confronted the reality of Black bodies hanging from Southern trees and forced America to look at the violence it wanted to ignore.Nearly nine decades later, that imagery has become painfully relevant again.In ...
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