The Removal of Black legislators from the Georgia General Assembly during Reconstruction took place in all regions of Georgia. These removals were part of a broader effort across the entire state of Georgia led by white supremacists who sought to regain control of political power and suppress the rights of African Americans. However, since Reconstruction ended in 1877, it is important to note that this removal process was not limited to a specific region or county in Georgia, but rather occurred throughout the entire state.
