Talk:Mitchell County, North Carolina

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Dispute on Sundown Town Information

I would like to request modification of the statement in the article "By 1899, Mitchell County had a sundown town policy of preventing Black Americans from living or working in the county." There has never existed a sundown law in Mitchell County. The County Commission commissioned the county attorney to look into this allegation in 2021 and he reported back that no such law ever existed. This is noted in the following news story published by the Mitchell News-Journal in Spruce Pine, NC: https://www.mitchellnews.com/local/commissioners-address-sundown-law-allegation/ Nwnchistory (talk) 15:50, 21 November 2023 (UTC)