Racial Tensions.

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Racial Tensions

1919- “Red Summer” Chicago race riot kills 38 people over swimming incident Washington DC also saw race riots

Ku Klux Klan re- emerges in the 1920s in north and south Carried out crimes against African-Americans, Catholics, Jews, immigrants and others Operated at night- beatings, killings Police step up law enforcement in 1927

NAACP worked to protect rights to vote Marcus Garvey- UNIA Economic power/ “Back to Africa” movement

(next day)

Herbert Hoover Republican President 1928-1932; California Quaker (baseball story- Stanford) Mind for economics Worked his way up from mine worker to engineer to owner

No salary! Cabinet member under Wilson and Harding Presidency marred by Depression (fault?)

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