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Books in English > Place qualifiers > The Americas > North America (USA & Canada) > United States of America, USA > US South > ATLANTA RIOT: RACE, CLASS, AND VIOLENCE IN A NEW SOUTH CITY

ATLANTA RIOT: RACE, CLASS, AND VIOLENCE IN A NEW SOUTH CITY

Name: ATLANTA RIOT: RACE, CLASS, AND VIOLENCE IN A NEW SOUTH CITY
Brand: University Press of Florida
SKU: 02796601
Price: 25.89 EUR
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Author: Gregory Mixon
ISBN: 9780813030753

Gregory Mixon

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English

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Libristo code: 02796601

Publishers University Press of Florida, December 2004

Gregory Mixon traces the roots of the Atlanta Riot of 1906, exploring the intricate political, socia... Full description

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Gregory Mixon traces the roots of the Atlanta Riot of 1906, exploring the intricate political, social, and urban conditions that led to one of the defining events of race relations in southern and African-American history. On September 22, 1906, several thousand white Atlantans rioted, ostensibly because they believed that black men had committed "repeated assaults on the white women of Fulton County," according to newspapers at the time. Four days after the massacre began, 32 people had died and 70 were wounded.