1967 Buffalo riot

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The 1967 Buffalo riot was a major episode of civil unrest in Buffalo, New York, marked by clashes between predominantly Black residents and police amid nationwide racial tensions and urban uprisings in the late 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil unrest
race riot
chronologyWithin Long, hot summer of 1967
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedBySource contemporary newspaper reports
historical studies of urban unrest
follows 1964 Harlem riot
1965 Watts riots NERFINISHED
1967 Detroit riot
1967 Newark riots
hasAftermath community–police relations reforms debates
local commissions and inquiries into causes of unrest
hasCause civil rights–era tensions
economic inequality
housing discrimination
nationwide urban unrest in the 1960s
police–community conflict
racial tensions
hasContext late 1960s racial tensions in the United States
urban decline in Rust Belt cities
hasEffect arrests of participants
deployment of National Guard troops
increased attention to racial inequality in Buffalo
injuries to residents and police
local government responses on housing and policing
property damage in Buffalo
hasEthnicAspect African-American community in Buffalo
hasLocation Buffalo, New York NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
hasParticipant Black residents of Buffalo
Buffalo Police Department NERFINISHED
New York National Guard NERFINISHED
hasTopic civil rights
police brutality
racial segregation
urban poverty
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity New York (state) NERFINISHED
opposedBy city authorities of Buffalo
law enforcement agencies
partOf 1960s riots in the United States
civil rights movement era
pointInTime 1967
July 1967

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Long Hot Summer of 1967 hasPart 1967 Buffalo riot