In the years after the riots, many white Catholics and Jewish residents left the city as black Protestant churches grew in size and influence. This month, many congregations and faith ...

the deadliest riots in America have been race riots — ironically, not those initiated by Black Americans, but those perpetrated by white citizens, killing hundreds of Black Americans and ...

When Pro-Trump rioters stormed the nation’s Capitol on Wednesday night, we saw how different the police response was compared to Black ... white folks are seen as patriots when they riot and ...

“You can riot if you’re white and your team wins, but if you’re black and being killed, you can’t speak out,” declared Hawk Newsome, president of Black Lives Matter New York. He’s got ...

The curious phenomenon which has emerged from the Ferguson riots is that in this process the white power structure stays behind as the community turns black. The result is a white police force in ...

The city's overall population is much the same as in 1967: 52 percent black and 26 percent white. In the immediate aftermath of the riots, more affordable housing was built and the city was forced ...

“Race riot sounds like Black folk and white folk were fighting each other, and that’s not what happened,” said Emory University professor Carolyn Anderson, author of “White Rage: The ...

White race riots, massacres and lynching in the late 19th and early 20th centuries bloodied major cities all across the South, keeping democracy and citizenship out of reach for Black Americans.

Hogan and his group are trying to track past instances of what they call "collective punishment"—racial violence ("mob violence, riots, and pogroms") meant to terrorize black communities.