The term “nigger barbecue” is an extremely offensive, racist phrase rooted in the history of anti-Black violence in the United States. It was used to describe the horrific lynchings of African Americans—particularly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries—when mobs would not only kill Black individuals (often through hanging) but also burn their bodies, sometimes while still alive. These lynchings were treated as public spectacles, attended by white families as if they were social events, with

45K views · 156 comments | Posted by• @daratuckerb During Black History Month, there are inevitably conversations that pop up around why this designation exists. “Why don’t we have a white history month??” If you had any questions, here’s a brief explainer for you. Happy Black History Month! | Indigenous Peoples Movement | Facebook