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Lynching viewed in racial terms is modern misconception, that method of killing occurred before blacks were even imported, it was called "frontier justice" in early america because it was the community acting where they perceived law could/would not. It was never "racial" until it was racialized post-60s.
Your south american conception of the word is most accurate for most of american history.
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