The FBI and DOJ continue to investigate how thousands of the messages, causing fear and anger across the country, were sent.

The texts instructed recipients to “board a bus” that would transport them to a “plantation” to work as slaves, officials ...

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Racist texts invoking slavery sent to Black individuals nationwide, including in Massachusetts, prompt FBI and FCC ...

Some messages said the recipient was going to a "plantation" and instructed them to show up at an address at a particular time "with your belongings." ...

The day after Election Day, Black Americans across nearly a dozen states started receiving text messages telling them they ...

Some of them mentioned the incoming presidential administration ... The FBI said it was in touch with the Justice Department ...

The text message asked people to report to a plantation to pick cotton. It arrived on people's phones a day after Election Day.