Civil Disorders 
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SOURCE: WBUR
7/27/2021
Revisiting Portland a Year after the Rioting
Elliott Young, a history professor and police reform advocate, is among the Portand residents interviewed about the state of the city a year after destructive protests over police violence drew the far left, far right, and federal law enforcement to the city.
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SOURCE: New York Times
5/18/2021
Recasting the ‘Riots’ of the 1960s as Rebellions by Blacks Under Siege
by Peniel E. Joseph
Peniel Joseph reviews Elizabeth Hinton's new book "America On Fire" and says it "reconceptualizes the Black freedom struggle between the 1968 assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Black Lives Matter 2.0 demonstrations that galvanized the nation, and much of the world, in 2020."
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