I weep for their youths that was lost, the potentials they will never be, the dream never to come true, and for their beautiful black skin. Rest In Peace finally.
Clarence Norris was the only "Scottsboro Boy" alive in 1976: He received an unconditional pardon from Governor George Wallace and expressed his sorrow that the other 8 men-all dead- were not present. For complete information on this fascinating miscarriage of justice, read "The Last of the Scottsboro Boys" by Clarence Norris and Sybil Washington; and also "Scottsboro, An American Tragedy" by historian Dan T. Carter.
That's kind of ironic that Clarence Norris, an obvious victim of racial bigotry, was pardoned by none other than Alabama Governor George Wallace, a man who was himself considered one of the worst racists in United States history, a man who stood in the doorway of a college to keep black youths from entering and registering at the institution, the same Governor who said "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever!" This was from Wallace's inaugural address after being elected Governor. The speech was written by Asa "Ace" Carter, another notorious bigot, who ran his own, more militant version of the Ku Klux Klan, which he called the Original Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. One of the worst atrocities this group committed was when they kidnapped a black man and castrated him. (One of them kept the victim's scrotum as a souvenir.) Carter also had his own radio show on a local station, on which he often spewed out his racist beliefs, which included the charge that the entire Civil Rights movement was financed, supported by, and spurred on by the Communist Party. Asa Carter somehow dropped out of site in the middle of the 1960s. A few years later, he allegedly returned, insisting that he was actually a Native American (Indian) named Forrest Carter, who wrote a novel called "The Education Of Little Tree," which was about an Indian boy who's sent to a white boarding school run by the U.S. Government, where he's forced to abandon his Native American background and culture, and to accept the white man's ways. For years after that, the book was "required reading" in many American schools since it was the story of a non-white person who has to resist the prejudices of white people. In addition, "Forrest Carter" also wrote a western novel entitled "The Rebel Outlaw," which was about a Southern farmer during the Civil War whose farm is attacked by brutal Union troops who burn his farmhouse with his son trapped inside and rape and kill his wife. In revenge, the farmer joins a Confederate guerilla band to fight the "Yankees." After the end of the war (and the defeat of the South), the farmer goes solo, wandering the West, looking for and killing the former Union soldiers who had invaded his farm and destroyed his family. This story formed the basis for the movie "The Outlaw Josey Wales" (1976), starring and directed by Clint Eastwood. Some believe that Asa Carter changed his name and pretended to be a Native American so nobody would know who he really was. Others say he wrote "The Education Of Little Tree" to make up for his racist past, or that he wrote this book and "The Rebel Outlaw" because, to him, these were stories about people who were unfairly treated by the U.S. Government, just the way white Southerners like him felt that the Government was unfairly treating them by insisting that their segregated schools were to be integrated at once, and that their white children had to attend school and eat with black students. "Forrest Carter," for his part, always denied that he was Asa "Ace" Carter, professional bigot, former KKK leader, and hatemonger, insisting that he was, indeed, Forrest Carter, non-white Native American, and author of novels with more liberal ideas, especially about race.
Mrs. Williams thank you for providing additional info. This is my first time seeing this, my Grandma was alive when this happened and I wish I could have talk to her about this, this is way before my birth. Today in 2023 I first found out about this.
Clarence Norris was the only "Scottsboro Boy" alive in 1976: He received an unconditional pardon from Governor George Wallace and expressed his sorrow that the other eight men - all dead-were not present. For complete information on this fascinating case, read "The Last of the Scottsboro Boys", by Clarence Norris and Sybil Washington; and also, "Scottsboro, An American Tragedy by historian Dan T. Carter.
Not only in America, racism has existed everywhere. We aren't the exception. But that of course doesnt downplay the seriousness of the crimes committed.
I need to ask a question for my black brothers 🤴🏾...Why do y'all date and marry white women after all the things these women have put black men through???
@@avacadocap9591 2020 George Floyd got nothing to do with insecurities, its about hate, evil and wickedness by them folks against us FOREVER, so the sister is RIGHT for questioning you wrong for getting in family business.
@@bmjesus08 wow, thanks for asking. 1619 was when the first enslaved Africans arrived in what would become the United States at Point Comfort, Virginia. As such, 1619 essentially marks the beginning of the black community in the United States.
This is horrible of course. But my teacher just assigned me this video as an edpuzzle... and I HAD to look it up to say.. thank you for including skyrim music. Nostalgia!
There was a 1976 Made-For-TV movie about the case entitled "Judge Horton And The Scottsboro Boys," which focused partly on a judge who dismissed the "guilty" verdict against one of the Scottsboro Boys on the grounds that there was no real proof that the two "victims" were actually raped. It was during this trial that one of the women, Ruby Bates, recanted her original testimony. She now said that neither she nor her friend, Victoria Price, were sexually assaulted at all, that they only made up the rape story to avoid being arrested for vagrancy. Nevertheless, the jury convicted the defendant anyway and recommended the death penalty, perhaps because of an inflammatory closing argument by the prosecutor not only attacking the accused, but also his lawyer, Samuel Leibowitz, a prominent New York City attorney who just happened to be Jewish, and whom the prosecutor accused of trying to "buy Alabama justice with Jew money from New York." It's no wonder Judge Horton threw out the conviction. It wasn't the first time that bigoted remarks such as this were openly spoken in front of the various juries in the Scottsboro trials. In the first trial, the prosecutor blatantly declared to the jury "Guilty or not, let's get rid of these n****rs!" In another trial, the counselor for the state tried to frighten the jury by telling them that if they didn't render a verdict of "guilty," then their mothers, wives, sisters, sweethearts, etc, "won't be safe from the n****r rapists!" When the defense attorney objected to such a prejudicial statement, the prosecutor told the judge that he wasn't doing anything wrong. "You know, your honor," he said, "that I make the same speech in every n****r rape trial." Not surprisingly, the judge overruled the defense lawyer's objection.
At least she finally told the truth, that neither she nor Victoria Price had been raped at all, that it was all a lie invented to distract attention from the fact that they were commiting vagrancy by stowing away on the train where the "rape" allegedly occurred.
Sexual harassment/rape is so linked to lynching or should I say "destroying people's life". Don't get me wrong, crime needs to be punished but this one is the most abused and its crazy society can't see how much damage it has done. It's also interesting that back then and now, newspapers(the media) seem to always get what they want.
😡Wait...you saw the Carol Anderson video and even added the clip with the facts to your video and you still got info wrong in this video!!!??? SHAME ON YOU! 😡
The all white jury is: 1. NATO members, 2. Western press, 3. professors in the know, 4. celebrities, even Harry (who I empathized with) and Bill who not only claims to know my family, but wants to be a part of it. That includes love, sacrifice, protecting jealously, royalty, a spine, principle and doing what is best for the family NOT the White race and supremacy first and family after. That is why I was never a duck in the first place. My Name is forever Nandi. I have nothing to give to anyone but my son.
Then we just have evil in this world man I just when I heard about it it broke my heart to even think that these little boys would go through something so horrific and have to be electrocuted for something that they did not do it is the most hearts tearing thing it just tears it me to Steven think that this could happen back in the day and how could you be so cruel to lie on people that didn't bother you or cause you any harm but when they found out that they didn't do anything wrong and these women were lying why the hell did they get put their y'all know because the judges are able to they're probably burning in hell for what they did they were wrong to put them boys like that to death they had no right to take their lives they just had no right to even make them boys go through all that he'll but I think everybody over there I think all the judges and and all the Supreme Court
It was horrific to just hear about something like that but Jesus saved your Jesus saves and I believe that if they knew Jesus this thing wouldn't have been have nothing got with her would have protected them boys if they knew Jesus as a lord and savior the Lord would have protected them and none of this would have happened to them
I want to watch this but the piano hurts my ears really bad is there a version with no piano so i can hear their story please? Please remake a new video with no piano my ears are very sensitive and it made me wince in pain when it started.
Today, all it takes to lose everything you have and worked for, is for a woman to say that he did something anything. I will say that there have been times when things did happen to women. You have to rethink saying hello to them because you don't know what type of mood their in, cause they can say he was sexualy inappropriately speaking to me, and know matter what he will then be looked at like a criminal or get fired over a lie. This is all it takes to get a man fired, inappropriate sexual behavior, so what exactly is this, this is what makes for a unbalanced work place. Here's something to think about, if you are interested in getting to know a woman you work with and you do hook up but it turns out that it's not worth it for what ever the reason is but she doesn't feel the same way all she has to do is go to their boss and tell lies and before you can defend yourself your laid off until the matter is worked out, while she plays it up like you really did something wrong. Men watch your back because it could happen to you
I weep for their youths that was lost, the potentials they will never be, the dream never to come true, and for their beautiful black skin. Rest In Peace finally.
I remember seeing this movie as a kid, brought tears to my eyes and still does.
How can this evil people lived with themselves after such misrepresentation of justice.... Is heart breaking
it happens all the time. it's just that most people are blind enough to not see it
At the end there was no justice, they did jail time for no reason.
Yes . Those women deserved to be beat to death for such serious malicious lies.
@@jessestewart169 dumbass this was in 1930 they're all dead
Those 11 young lads , they’re best years ruined because of nasty vindictive southern trailer trash
Them, central park 5, Emmett Till, and countless others black men who died or falsely convicted I truly fear for black men.
George Stinney Jr
You fear for black men? What about black WOMEN?
You did a terrific job!!!🏆📀🏆📀🏆📀
Absolutely nothing has changed..And will never unless we stand up together
Clarence Norris was the only "Scottsboro Boy" alive in 1976: He received an unconditional pardon from Governor George Wallace and expressed his sorrow that the other 8 men-all dead- were not present. For complete information on this fascinating miscarriage of justice, read "The Last of the Scottsboro Boys" by Clarence Norris and Sybil Washington; and also "Scottsboro, An American Tragedy" by historian Dan T. Carter.
That's kind of ironic that Clarence Norris, an obvious victim of racial bigotry, was pardoned by none other than Alabama Governor George Wallace, a man who was himself considered one of the worst racists in United States history, a man who stood in the doorway of a college to keep black youths from entering and registering at the institution, the same Governor who said "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever!"
This was from Wallace's inaugural address after being elected Governor. The speech was written by Asa "Ace" Carter, another notorious bigot, who ran his own, more militant version of the Ku Klux Klan, which he called the Original Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. One of the worst atrocities this group committed was when they kidnapped a black man and castrated him. (One of them kept the victim's scrotum as a souvenir.) Carter also had his own radio show on a local station, on which he often spewed out his racist beliefs, which included the charge that the entire Civil Rights movement was financed, supported by, and spurred on by the Communist Party.
Asa Carter somehow dropped out of site in the middle of the 1960s. A few years later, he allegedly returned, insisting that he was actually a Native American (Indian) named Forrest Carter, who wrote a novel called "The Education Of Little Tree," which was about an Indian boy who's sent to a white boarding school run by the U.S. Government, where he's forced to abandon his Native American background and culture, and to accept the white man's ways. For years after that, the book was "required reading" in many American schools since it was the story of a non-white person who has to resist the prejudices of white people.
In addition, "Forrest Carter" also wrote a western novel entitled "The Rebel Outlaw," which was about a Southern farmer during the Civil War whose farm is attacked by brutal Union troops who burn his farmhouse with his son trapped inside and rape and kill his wife. In revenge, the farmer joins a Confederate guerilla band to fight the "Yankees." After the end of the war (and the defeat of the South), the farmer goes solo, wandering the West, looking for and killing the former Union soldiers who had invaded his farm and destroyed his family.
This story formed the basis for the movie "The Outlaw Josey Wales" (1976), starring and directed by Clint Eastwood.
Some believe that Asa Carter changed his name and pretended to be a Native American so nobody would know who he really was. Others say he wrote "The Education Of Little Tree" to make up for his racist past, or that he wrote this book and "The Rebel Outlaw" because, to him, these were stories about people who were unfairly treated by the U.S. Government, just the way white Southerners like him felt that the Government was unfairly treating them by insisting that their segregated schools were to be integrated at once, and that their white children had to attend school and eat with black students.
"Forrest Carter," for his part, always denied that he was Asa "Ace" Carter, professional bigot, former KKK leader, and hatemonger, insisting that he was, indeed, Forrest Carter, non-white Native American, and author of novels with more liberal ideas, especially about race.
Mrs. Williams thank you for providing additional info. This is my first time seeing this, my Grandma was alive when this happened and I wish I could have talk to her about this, this is way before my birth. Today in 2023 I first found out about this.
How different their lives would have been
this was very educational thank you
Faith Curran
Clarence Norris was the only "Scottsboro Boy" alive in 1976: He received an unconditional pardon from Governor George Wallace and expressed his sorrow that the other eight men - all dead-were not present. For complete information on this fascinating case, read "The Last of the Scottsboro Boys", by Clarence Norris and Sybil Washington; and also, "Scottsboro, An American Tragedy by historian Dan T. Carter.
I am almost at the point of tears. Just one example of the probably thousands of times this ocurred. Colored people have suffered enough.
And it still happening TODAY.
WAKE UP MY PEOPLE PLEAS.
@@loomason5929 what what????
*PLEASE
No it is not idiot
It a movie called( WHEN THEY SEE US ) ON NETFLIX NO DA REAL STORY BUT I FOUND IT BECAUSE OF THIS
This STILL happens and will NEVER stop..EVER..SMH...
To be honest, THIS will never stop as long as whites are around.
@@Mi-ll6qi TRUTH. IN THE LAST 2 WEEKS SOMETHING SIMILAR JUST HAPPENED..
Why is this restricted I had to watch this for school now stuff like this will be in my recommendations for 6 months
Only in America. It's 2019.god will have his revenge.
Not only in America, racism has existed everywhere. We aren't the exception. But that of course doesnt downplay the seriousness of the crimes committed.
The prison system destroys lives..
I need to ask a question for my black brothers 🤴🏾...Why do y'all date and marry white women after all the things these women have put black men through???
Don't be fucking stupid. This was 1930. Shove your insecurities up your ass
@@avacadocap9591 Bitch!!!!!
@@avacadocap9591 2020 George Floyd got nothing to do with insecurities, its about hate, evil and wickedness by them folks against us FOREVER, so the sister is RIGHT for questioning you wrong for getting in family business.
@@tmorris306 unreasonable fuck
@@YagadarYahawadah Thank you!!! She's just mad because she could never be a strong black women💃🏾💁🏾♀️💁🏾♀️
My people been through pure HELL!!!.
Why am I not at all surprised that white women and false accusations played a key role in this story? These damn Karens been at it since 1619.
What happened in 1619?
@@bmjesus08 wow, thanks for asking. 1619 was when the first enslaved Africans arrived in what would become the United States at Point Comfort, Virginia. As such, 1619 essentially marks the beginning of the black community in the United States.
@@UltraVega924 they should've been treated as humans. Sad
Why are you not surprised? Because it was Jim Crow. Black men would get lynched for staring at a white woman the wrong way.
This is still going on today .
no, it's not. loser.
Fucking troll
nappy head.
paul kersey actually it is. I saw an article about this stuff happened two weeks ago.
paul kersey no, really. It does still happen.
That's cold blooded real cold blooded
Ye,pure evil
Man, not even 100 years ago. Poor guys, idk how some people can live with so much hate for people.
America has to pay for this!!!
America will pay!!!!!
lmao you playin skyrim music in the background
This is horrible of course. But my teacher just assigned me this video as an edpuzzle... and I HAD to look it up to say.. thank you for including skyrim music. Nostalgia!
We had no1 2 save us
Watching this makes you think about how bad racism was just a shame
Reparations
This needs to be a movie
it is. It's on Netflix
There was a 1976 Made-For-TV movie about the case entitled "Judge Horton And The Scottsboro Boys," which focused partly on a judge who dismissed the "guilty" verdict against one of the Scottsboro Boys on the grounds that there was no real proof that the two "victims" were actually raped.
It was during this trial that one of the women, Ruby Bates, recanted her original testimony. She now said that neither she nor her friend, Victoria Price, were sexually assaulted at all, that they only made up the rape story to avoid being arrested for vagrancy.
Nevertheless, the jury convicted the defendant anyway and recommended the death penalty, perhaps because of an inflammatory closing argument by the prosecutor not only attacking the accused, but also his lawyer, Samuel Leibowitz, a prominent New York City attorney who just happened to be Jewish, and whom the prosecutor accused of trying to "buy Alabama justice with Jew money from New York." It's no wonder Judge Horton threw out the conviction.
It wasn't the first time that bigoted remarks such as this were openly spoken in front of the various juries in the Scottsboro trials. In the first trial, the prosecutor blatantly declared to the jury "Guilty or not, let's get rid of these n****rs!" In another trial, the counselor for the state tried to frighten the jury by telling them that if they didn't render a verdict of "guilty," then their mothers, wives, sisters, sweethearts, etc, "won't be safe from the n****r rapists!" When the defense attorney objected to such a prejudicial statement, the prosecutor told the judge that he wasn't doing anything wrong. "You know, your honor," he said, "that I make the same speech in every n****r rape trial." Not surprisingly, the judge overruled the defense lawyer's objection.
Thanku. For. Sharing. This
Actor James Cagney gave money to their defence.
Black people have been through so much unnecessary shit smh & nothings changed
The Little Miss excuse
My son is paying for it from 9yrs old going forward in Canada in 2022!
So messed up, Great video 👍👍
Is it sad that racism like this still happens, only on a slightly smaller scale?
What makes them wrongfully accused? I already know!!!!
I have her class rn, wondering, what program did you use to do these clips/voice over?
imovie !!
This still happens till this day!!!!!!!!! 😡🤬🤬🤬
Great video!
Can you turn the music down? It's at a distracting level.
Nice Video! I did this for School
How does everyone feel about Ruby Bates
At least she finally told the truth, that neither she nor Victoria Price had been raped at all, that it was all a lie invented to distract attention from the fact that they were commiting vagrancy by stowing away on the train where the "rape" allegedly occurred.
11:49 is that skyrim music?
19!!!!! years
DAMN !!!! and we STILL wrongfully convicted in 2020 , oh MY !
What skyrim sound track is that?
whiterun theme song whilst youre in the town
Sexual harassment/rape is so linked to lynching or should I say "destroying people's life". Don't get me wrong, crime needs to be punished but this one is the most abused and its crazy society can't see how much damage it has done. It's also interesting that back then and now, newspapers(the media) seem to always get what they want.
😡Wait...you saw the Carol Anderson video and even added the clip with the facts to your video and you still got info wrong in this video!!!??? SHAME ON YOU! 😡
The all white jury is:
1. NATO members,
2. Western press,
3. professors in the know,
4. celebrities, even Harry (who I empathized with) and Bill who not only claims to know my family, but wants to be a part of it. That includes love, sacrifice, protecting jealously, royalty, a spine, principle and doing what is best for the family NOT the White race and supremacy first and family after.
That is why I was never a duck in the first place.
My Name is forever Nandi. I have nothing to give to anyone but my son.
Then we just have evil in this world man I just when I heard about it it broke my heart to even think that these little boys would go through something so horrific and have to be electrocuted for something that they did not do it is the most hearts tearing thing it just tears it me to Steven think that this could happen back in the day and how could you be so cruel to lie on people that didn't bother you or cause you any harm but when they found out that they didn't do anything wrong and these women were lying why the hell did they get put their y'all know because the judges are able to they're probably burning in hell for what they did they were wrong to put them boys like that to death they had no right to take their lives they just had no right to even make them boys go through all that he'll but I think everybody over there I think all the judges and and all the Supreme Court
It was horrific to just hear about something like that but Jesus saved your Jesus saves and I believe that if they knew Jesus this thing wouldn't have been have nothing got with her would have protected them boys if they knew Jesus as a lord and savior the Lord would have protected them and none of this would have happened to them
Wickedness
Deserves A+++++
Devil's
The piano music is beautiful...
I think that the video you used is copyrighted. anyway
Wtf?!?! I’m so done with these fucking people lying like it’s second nature without remorse.
We saved a human being from being a victim of theirs in the future.....
Go fuck yourself
Sad ass shit. Didnt know it was so many of these.
This will forever be à shit stain on America's flag. Just sickens me that this ever happened and continued to happen
What was that hung jury waiting for? New rassengeschichte? They would have been out on their asses in Henry Ford's -- excuse me, Hitler's -- Germany.
I want to watch this but the piano hurts my ears really bad is there a version with no piano so i can hear their story please? Please remake a new video with no piano my ears are very sensitive and it made me wince in pain when it started.
At Least ITry
@ At Least I Try...there is another version of this without the background music.
I'm interested in the story but the music makes it difficult to hear the narration.
Today, all it takes to lose everything you have and worked for, is for a woman to say that he did something anything.
I will say that there have been times when things did happen to women.
You have to rethink saying hello to them because you don't know what type of mood their in, cause they can say he was sexualy inappropriately speaking to me, and know matter what he will then be looked at like a criminal or get fired over a lie. This is all it takes to get a man fired, inappropriate sexual behavior, so what exactly is this, this is what makes for a unbalanced work place.
Here's something to think about, if you are interested in getting to know a woman you work with and you do hook up but it turns out that it's not worth it for what ever the reason is but she doesn't feel the same way all she has to do is go to their boss and tell lies and before you can defend yourself your laid off until the matter is worked out, while she plays it up like you really did something wrong.
Men watch your back because it could happen to you
I agree 100%.
OMG trump make America great 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Chile please trump cant make nothing good and was never good this country was never good and neither was him
See worthless...
Your mirrior knows that all to well
This is horrible
This is very dubious . A stilted one sided story ! The presentation is biased beyond belief .
Just like the racist justice system