Talk:Celina, Tennessee

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Sundown town

The inclusion of the town in the category Sundown towns in Tennessee was challenged at the Help Desk here. The ip listed a newspaper reference which I strongly suspect refers to the same community of African Americans described in the 1878 Evening Star story used as a source in this article. I note that the Evening Star article is a second-hand account, and it is perfectly consistent with an attack on the neighboring African American enclave rather than their being forced from Celina. Since I could find no other reference to Celina as a sundown town I removed the category. I did not remove the description of the attack of the neighborhood, and have no problem with restoring the category if it can be sourced. Xymmax ^{So let it be written} _{So let it be done} 18:29, 24 November 2022 (UTC)