found: Work cat.: Lynching photographs, c2007:p. 14 (Beitler's picture and the many lynching photographs like it) p. 15 (lynching photographs make the ambiguity of photographic evidence manifest) p. 16 (making a photograph became part of the lynching ritual) p. 23 (with circulation of lynching photographs, white supremicists sent different messages to white and African American viewers) p. 4 of cover (long history of lynching photographs, their meanings, uses, and controversial display)
found: Masculinity : bodies, movies, culture, 2001:p. 195 (lynching photography--both the act of taking a picture and subsequent image itself--functioned as part of the lynching, reinforcing the violence)
found: Without sanctuary : lynching photography in America, 2000.
