Did people get whipped in the 1960s?

Yes, whipping was used as a form of punishment in various contexts during the 1960s, particularly in some schools and correctional facilities. While corporal punishment was still legal and practiced in many places, it faced increasing criticism and was gradually being phased out. The Civil Rights Movement also highlighted issues of brutality and inhumane treatment, leading to broader discussions about human rights and punishment practices. Overall, attitudes toward corporal punishment were shifting during this time.