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Tampa photographer wants nation to know the story of ancestor who was lynched

The 19-year-old Black man was murdered in North Carolina after an argument over 10 cents worth of apples.

Matthew Bullock outside a Canadian jail in 1922. After his brother was lynched in North Carolina, Bullock escaped to Canada where the government and courts refused to extradite him to the United States. [ Courtesy of The Leader Post ]

Paul Guzzo
Former Culture and Hillsborough Reporter

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