In the late 19th century, Ida B. Wells emerged as a fearless journalist and activist, particularly known for her dedication to the anti-lynching movement in America. In a history paper, a student argues that Wells’s journalistic work was crucial in mobilizing public opinion against lynching through her meticulous documentation of these crimes.
Which evidence, if true, would best support the student’s claim about the impact of Wells’s journalism on the anti-lynching movement?