From 1994 to 2000, Jeremy's main hobby was collecting music from 1967. As he was doing this, he became more immersed into the popular culture of that era. Here's what remains.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Newark Riots
Besides music, the popular culture was influenced by the inner city tensions. Change was coming to America, and many did not like this change. 1967 was a peak year for many cities for "white flight" where whites headed for the suburbs. This is when the term "inner city" became synonymous with "black neighborhood." For someone born after this time, I can better understand why neighborhoods were segregated during my childhood. And I can also understand why some whites are weary of African-Americans. This news reel does put fear in the minds of whites who have had little or no contact with the black community.
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