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12 October, 09:36

How did the Kerner Commission Report explain the riots in the 1960s?

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    President Lyndon Johnson constituted the Kerner Commission to identify the genesis of the violent 1967 riots that killed 43 in Detroit and 26 in Newark, while causing fewer casualties in 23 other cities.

    In moments of strife, the commission determined, fear drove violence through riot-torn neighborhoods.

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