An FBI report detailing tensions within Atlanta relating to unrest around the Dixie Hills Shopping Center June 18-20, 1967. Hosea Williams had issued an ultimatum to the city of Atlanta, demanding adequate public services in previously white neighborhoods that were now becoming increasingly black. Protests against the city and uncooperative local businesses after this “white flight” saw a meeting between Williams and a newly released Stokely Carmichael.
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2
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PUBLISHED DATE (EDTF):
1967-06-26
PUBLISHED DATE (DISPLAY):
Monday, June 26, 1967
IDENTIFIER:
Folder NACCD – Atlanta, Georgia, box E32, Series E6 Federal Bureau of Investigation, City Reports, National Advisory Committee on Civil Disorders