Following this event, a Parks and Recreation employee named Donald Lobsinger started an armed group named "Breakthrough."
Following this event, a Parks and Recreation employee named Donald Lobsinger started an armed group named "Breakthrough." During this event, police shot two innocent men in the Algiers Motel Incident. Future Secretary of State Cyrus Vance authored a report that criticized the use of force during this event. This event was sparked when police attempted to arrest 82 people who were celebrating the return of Vietnam Veterans in an illegal bar. Both a professional baseball player and a Congressman independently tried to stop this event by speaking into a megaphone on top of a car. This event doomed the career of Mayor Jerome Cavanagh, and it was ended when the National Guard was called in by George Romney. This event exacerbated white flight to places such as Livonia, Sterling Heights, and Dearborn. For 10 points, name this 1967 riot in the largest city in Michigan.
Following this event, a Parks and Recreation employee named Donald Lobsinger started an armed group named "Breakthrough."
Detroit Race Riot [or 12th Street Riot]