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Lynching refers to the extrajudicial killing of an individual, typically by a mob, often as a form of punishment or to instill fear within a community. It was most commonly associated with racial violence in the United States, particularly against African Americans, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Lynching often involved brutal methods, such as hanging, and was used to enforce social control and racial hierarchies. The practice is now widely condemned as a violation of human rights and a grave injustice.

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