The statement that "<em>Negroes </em><em>have fought and died for this country</em>" is the strongest argument made by Ara to prohibit the lynching of Negroes.
<h3>Why do they lynch Negroes?</h3>
These punishment served as a method of racial control in terrorizing the black Americans into submission or into an inferior position.
In conclusion, Ara Lee Settle asserted that some Negroes have fought and died for this country, and that this is enough to make such lynching illegal.
