Negro Revolt in U.S. Cities Seen as Deep Crisis
A Washington Evening Journal analysis argues that the current urban unrest is a systemic revolution, not a passing riot, rooted in chronic inequality. It cites riots in Detroit Newark Rochester and other cities, notes limited organized planning and the role of both white fear and black frustration, and warns of vast costs to suppress or reform the underlying causes.
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