Detroit 1967: Origins, Impacts, Legacies (Painted Turtle Press)
by Berl Falbaum, Roy E. Finkenbine, Ken Coleman, Thomas J. Sugrue, Danielle L. Mcguire, Joel Stone, Bill Mcgraw, De Witt S. Dykes, Kevin Boyle, Charles K. Hyde, Gregory Sumner, Thomas A. Klug, Jeff Horner, William Winkel, Alex Elkins, Timothy Kiska, Kathleen Kurta, Steven Balkin, Peter J. Hammer, Desiree Cooper, Casandra E. Ulbrich, Melba Joyce Boyd, Marsha Music, Tommie M. Johnson, Mike Hamlin, Daniel Aldridge, Hubert G. Locke, Betty Deramus
A collection of essays examining the 1967 Detroit uprising, its causes, and its lasting effects on the city and the nation.
About This Book
This volume gathers essays and reflections from historians, journalists, and community leaders on the 1967 Detroit uprising.
Contributors explore the social, economic, and political conditions that preceded the events and shaped their aftermath.
The collection situates Detroit within broader national conversations about race, policing, and urban policy.
Readers will find analysis of both immediate impacts and long-term legacies for the city and its residents.
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