Triple

Target class: anti-lynching text
Context triple: [Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All Its Phases, instanceOf, anti-lynching text]

• A. abolitionist text
  An abolitionist text is a written work—such as a pamphlet, speech, book, or article—explicitly advocating for the end of slavery or other systems of involuntary servitude, often by exposing their moral, social, and political injustices.
• B. lynching memorial
  A lynching memorial is a dedicated space or structure that publicly acknowledges, commemorates, and educates about the victims and history of racial terror lynchings.
• C. anti-slavery speech
  An anti-slavery speech is a persuasive public address that condemns the institution of slavery on moral, legal, economic, or humanitarian grounds and advocates for its restriction, abolition, or the emancipation of enslaved people.
• D. anti-Black violence
  Anti-Black violence is the systemic, institutional, and interpersonal use of physical, psychological, economic, or symbolic force that targets Black people and communities, rooted in anti-Black racism and histories of enslavement, colonialism, and racial hierarchy.
• E. anti-slavery tract chosen
  An anti-slavery tract is a written work, often a pamphlet or essay, that argues against the institution of slavery and advocates for its abolition on moral, religious, political, or economic grounds.
• F. None of above.