A theoretical-historical approach to black lynching

Peter O. Peretti1, Deborah Singletary1
1Kennedy-King College, United States
Cite this article:  Peretti, P. O., & Singletary, D. (1981). A theoretical-historical approach to black lynching. Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal, 9(2), 227-230.

Volume 9 Issue 2 | e341 | Published: August 1981 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.2224/sbp.1981.9.2.227

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In America, mob violence sometimes took the form of lynching. It was often directed toward blacks of the society. Consideration is given in this paper to some legal, biological, environmental, and psychological bases for such collective mob behavior.
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social behavior; social psychology; theoretical; historical; approach; black; lynching; America; mob; violence; legal; biological; environmental; psychological