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August 28: Today in 1964, Blacks Were Severely Brutalized by Police During Philadelphia Riots

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Photo credits: Temple University Libraries/Philadelphia Evening Bulletin On the evening of Friday, August 28, 1964, Philadelphia succumbed to the wave of urban riots that had been sweeping cities along the East Coast during a long and hot summer. Violence broke out at the corner of 22nd Street and Columbia Avenue in North Philadelphia after a […]

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