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After the Newark Riots, one family staged a quiet, generations-long rebellion by staying.  LISTEN to the Williams’ family story. Our series commemorating 50 years since the Newark Riots.

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The Newark Riots ~ 50 Years Later

The Newark Riots ~ 50 Years Later

This week marks the 50th anniversary of a very sad time – the Newark riots. I remember them well. There was a curfew, and when I looked out our apartment window – National Guardsmen rode by in a jeep with rifles leaning against their chests. I was nowhere near the terror-stricken interior but inhaled the tension. This was my home city, and I was 14 years old. I wrote these tanka poems in…

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"3 Dead in City Riots: Mobs Loot, Start Fires.” Newark Evening News, 14 Jul. 1967, Page 1

“7 More Slain in Riots”: Injured Total Close to 500.” Newark Evening News, 15 Jul. 1967, Page 1

“Cops and fireman stone, stores looted in Newark”  The Star Ledger, 13 July 1967 Page 1

“11 children in anguish: No parents and no food” The Star Ledger, 17 July 1967 Page 2

Hartman, David, and Lewis Barry. “A Walk through Newark”. Accessed 4/13/2015. http://www.thirteen.org/newark/history3.html

Jones, C. “Years later, lessons from Newark riots to be learned; Exhibit revives painful memories from the late 1960s in hopes of explaining tumultuous time”. USA TODAY 19th November 2006,  http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-11-19-riots_x.htm

“List of Fatalities During Civil Disturbance” NJ.com accessed April 22 2015 http://blog.nj.com/ledgernewark/FatalitiesList2.pdf

“New violence in Newark: Stores burned and looted” “The Star Ledger” 14 July 1967 Page 1

Mc Hugh, James. “As Sniping Subsides Overloaded hospitals finally get a breather” “The Star Ledger” 17 July 1967, Page 2

“New violence in Newark: Stores burned and looted” The Star Ledger, 14 July 1967 Page 1

Parks, Brad. “Crossroads: pt. 3 After The Riots, Change Is Slow To Come.” NJ.com 15 July 2007.  Accessed 4/13/2015. http://blog.nj.com/ledgernewark/2007/07/crossroads_pt_3.html

“Prelude to riot: Unruly youths running wild”  Sunday Star Ledger, 16 July 1967 Page 1

Sackett Russell, “Newark: The Predictable Insurrection” “Life Magazine” 28 July 1967 Page 19

Siegal, Kimberly “Silent No Longer: Voices of the 1967 Newark Race Riots”. 7 October 2006. Accessed 4/15/15. http://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1038&context=curej

Solomon, Nancy “40 Years on Newark Re-Examines Painful Riot Past”. NPR.org  14 July 2007. Accessed 4/15/15. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=11966375

Standora, Leo, “Negro leaders demand Guard leave Newark” , The Star Ledger, 17 July 1967, Page

Sullivan, W., & Jack, J. (07/23/2007). Summer in the City. US News & World Report, 143(3), 34-36.

Wang, Tabitha “Newark Riot 1967”. The Black Past  Accessed 4/15/2015. http://www.blackpast.org/entries-categories/race-riots