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Race Riots The Background...

Summer of 1919 Violence erupted between African Americans and whites throughout the U.S. (25 cities) Chicago Riot = 38 dead and over 500 wounded Revival of the Ku Klux Klan Fight back against all that were “anti American” Diminished by 1927

Omaha Race Riot of 1919

Beginning of Omaha Race Riot Political Machine in Omaha Yellow Journalism African American Migration to the City Labor Issues in the City Underlying Causes

The Story Agnes Loebeck Will Brown

Images of Destruction

Images of Destruction

Image Overview Picture on the Next Page When the picture is shown write down the first word that comes to your mind…

What do you see?