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Assuming that this is related to Mississippi Burning, the Southerners were very community oriented, they didn't want the Northern "Hoover Boys" (reference to Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI at the time) interfering in their problems when they had people to deal with it anyway. Also, they did not see the racial disputes as a problem, this was how they lived and black people were not "humans".

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