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#59 A shop window belonging to the African-American community, protected from looting, with the inscription ‘Soul Brothers’, 1960s.

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#59 A shop window belonging to the African-American community, protected from looting, with the inscription ‘Soul Brothers’, 1960s.

The Newark Riots of 1967: Historic Photos Documenting the Rage, Destruction, and the Aftermath of Urban Unrest

#59 A shop window belonging to the African-American community, protected from looting, with the inscription ‘Soul Brothers’, 1960s.

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