On the other hand, a black man in a noose has a certain historical significance that a white chick in a noose does not. The races may be equal, but the history and situation of the races are not.
That is the race card currently being played, yes.
How about the "witches" that were hanged? What about that? Isn't it misogynistic?
Hanged in 1692, Salem:
BRIDGET BISHOP of Salem
SARAH GOOD of Salem Village
ELIZABETH HOW of Topsfield
SUSANNAH MARTIN of Amesbury
REBECCA NURSE of Salem Village
SARAH WILDS of Topsfield
MARTHA CARRIER of Andover
MARTHA CORY of Salem Farmes
MARY ESTY of Topsfield
ALICE PARKER of Salem
MARY PARKER of Andover
ANN PUDEATOR of Salem
WILMOT REDD of Marblehead
MARGARET SCOTT of Rowley
They hanged a lot of innocent women in Salem and other communities.