The Ethnic Riots of July 1964

The situation during the racial riot in July 1964 was already very bad and there were many different factors that caused the occurrence and occurrence of racial riots. To date, there are still many controversies in the cause of the 1964 National Rebellion. As a result, the possibility of UMNO's national rebellion in 1964 is not necessarily correct. However, this problem will not be solved completely. Because it is very controversial.

Harlem riot in 1964, or Harlem riot in 1964 occurred between 16th and 22nd July 1964. This began after James Powell was shot and killed by the police lieutenant Thomas Gilligan. Three bullets fired by lieutenant Gilligan killed a 15-year-old African-American in front of his friends and dozens of other witnesses. About 300 students from neighboring schools received notification from the principal after the shooting incident. The gunfire caused a riot for six consecutive days, affecting the Harlem district of New York City and the Bedford-Stachen district. A total of 4,000 New Yorkers participated in the riot, attacked the New York City police, destroyed and looted the shops. Several protestors were severely beaten by the officials of the New York Police Station. At the end of the conflict, there was a report that injured mob, 118 people were injured, 465 people were arrested.

In July 1964, when the police shot a black boy who was not armed with a harem, the tension went out of control. Residents are dissatisfied with racial inequality. The riot broke out, Brooklyn 's leading black community, Bedford - Stujsent broke out. In the summer, riots occurred in Philadelphia for similar reasons. The scale of the riot is much smaller than the riot that occurred after 1965. Washington answered a pilot project called Project Uplift. In the summer of 1965, thousands of young people in Harlem got a job. The project was inspired by the report of HARYOU called Youth of Jewish Street. HARYOU played an important role in organizing the project and the National Cities Alliance, and about 100 small community organizations. Many young black men still can not get a permanent job due to living wages

A massive riot in the black community caused a series of "long hot summers". They began with a Harlem riot in 1964 and a violent riot in the Los Angeles area in 1965 and continued until 1971. The momentum of the progress of civil rights was suddenly stopped suddenly in the summer of 1965, watts suddenly increased due to the riot. As the people were concerned that 34 people were murdered and the property of 35 million dollars (equivalent to 271.8 million dollars in 2017) was destroyed, the public was worried that the violence would spread to other cities, so the other about the LBJ agenda Interest in the program has been lost.