Red Summer - Dublin, Georgia riot
Time: Sunday Jul 6, 1919
Place: Dublin, Georgia, U.S.
Details: During a race riot local African-American, Rob Ashely, was accused in the murder of a white man and wounding another man on July 6, 1919. While in jail the local white community threatened to storm the jail and lynch Ashely. They were thwarted by an armed black community group that was formed to protect the jail and prevent a lynching. Later a company of eighty home guards prevented further trouble, but for weeks the situation was tense.
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