In 1898, Charles B. Aycock wanted to become governor in North Carolina. A member of the elite class, Aycock was a leading Democrat, which was the party of white supremacy in the South before the mid-20th-century political realignment that produced today’s parties.
A major obstacle lay in his path to the governor’s office. Several years earlier, Black Republicans and white populists in North Carolina, tired of Democrats enriching themselves off public policies favoring banks, railroads and…
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