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Anniversary of White anti-integration mob riots in Detroit

February 28
Published: May 22, 2023

Many Black people settled in Detroit during the Great Northern Migration. Housing was limited. The federal government and the Detroit Housing Commission created the Sojourner Truth Homes as public housing for Black people in a predominantly White neighborhood. In 1943, when Black families attempted to move in, they were met by violent resistance which resulted in 200 arrests of Black people and 3 White arrests by local police.

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