Seminole Freedmen: A History, Vol. 2 Book

This book had a major impact on me when I first read it -- you might say I was traumatized. Interestingly, it was the only book on the Civil Rights movement in our Middle School library on the edge of one of the nation's great Black cities. I never forgot it, and years later got my own copy. It's a terrifying glimpse into a now mostly-vanished world, and good riddance. I was an infant when these events transpired, and a snaggle-toothed old hag when one of the ringleaders of the atrocity was brought to justice, in his eighties. I wonder what the three victims of this crime would say if I could ask them what they think of president Obama's election...