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Detroit is Burning

  • Written by Phillip Martin, Podcast host
A Detroit police officer makes an arrest during the riots of 1967.AP Photo/File

As 1968 began, the city of Detroit was dealing with the aftermath of some of the worst race riots the country had ever seen. That year, the Kerner Commission, appointed by president Lyndon Johnson, placed the blame squarely on the way the police and the city government...

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