After the conclusion of this event, it was noted that "Today, we stand upon the ashes of our hopes" by the mayor who had resisted deploying the National Guard, Jerome Cavanagh.
Some participants in this event made up fake arrest warrants for the mayor and governor of the place where it took place. This event was preceded by an attack on Giuseppe Stanzione's house in a nearby city, the Kendal Street Affair, which caused many residents to express their support for Orville Hubbard. Tensions leading up to it stemmed in part from the destruction of (*) Black Bottom, and the Breakthrough organization was formed to continue those tensions. Many participants in this event were killed by snipers, leading to a search of the Algiers Motel that killed innocent people. After the conclusion of this event, it was noted that "Today, we stand upon the ashes of our hopes" by the mayor who had resisted deploying the National Guard, Jerome Cavanagh. For 10 points, name this 1967 riot that was eventually ended after George Romney sent in troops.
Some participants in this event made up fake arrest warrants for the mayor and governor of the place where it took place.
1967 Detroit race riot [or any equivalent that mentions rioting in Detroit; accept 12th Street Riot]