For more than 100 years, Ora Snowden watched history repeat itself. She was born less than a decade after the last known lynching of a black man in Annapolis, a man named Henry Davis arrested on suspicion of assaulting a white woman and later killed by a white mob without due process. She died May 27 at the age of 104 — two days after George Floyd, a black Minneapolis man was killed by police and the world burst into flames again.
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