Dry September

Dry September Individually none of the men would have attack the black man, but the crowd mentality caused them to take actions that they normally wouldn’t have. The client, McLendon, and the youth are three prime examples of men who become influenced and dependent on the others. The client was a cold, prejudice man living with nothing better to do than raise havoc in the township. He spoke of the whole southern country community …showed first 75 words of 308 total…

…showed last 75 words of 308 total…McLendon steps into the shop and makes an implied grand entrance. He throws out questions to the audience at the shop and asks who’s joining in with him to find the black man and kill him. Truth at this point was beyond what they were after. They were just ready to let black folks in the south know that they have no justice towards their name when it comes to white vs. black issues.