Two Centuries of Race Riots in the USA
Ref: Encyclopedia: List of riots
April 2001 - Cincinnati wracked by black riots - White bystanders and businesses attacked
February 2001 - Fat Tuesday Black Mardi Gras Riots in Seattle - White killed by black mob
Saturday, January 22, 2000 New Jersey: 15-year-old admits guilt in race riot.
The incident was sparked Dec. 16 when a group of African-American students from the city's Eastside High School went to Rosa Parks, looking for Dominican students to attack. The two ethnic groups had clashed earlier in the day at Eastside.
April 11, 1993 inmate rebellion (race riot) broke out at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Backround image from Hyungwon's L.A. Riot photos of the 1992 Los Angeles Riot
August 1991: Crown Heights black race riots
May 1980 - Miami Race Riot resulted in the loss of eighteen lives and property damages in excess of $50 million. It was the worst race riot up to that time in American history.
Two Whites Charged in 1969 Pennsylvania Black Race Riot Slaying Pennsylvania National Guradsmen and State Police maintained a tight vigil around York, Pa., early the night of July 22,1969 after the city was wracked by six days of sporadic sniper fire.
SPECIAL REPORT, 1969 RIOTS UPDATES - York Pennsylvania
York Riot Murders - 1969 - THE PEOPLE INVOLVED
1968 Miami Race Riots
The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (the Kerner Commission) reported
130 separate race riots in the summer of 1967 alone — now initiated by blacks
Chicago: 1966-1977: Riots
October 1967 a race riot at Cook County jail
On July 14, 1967, Newark, New Jersey
1966 Hough and Glenville Racial Riots It is customary to attribute the Hough riot to the fact that on Monday night July 18, 1966, a Hough bar owner refused to serve a black patron and the dispute set off the riot.
Cleveland 1966 Race Riots
The 1965 Watts Riots
July 18, 1964 - Race riot in Harlem, NY
Rochester, New York Race Riots 1964-1966
Race riot at the University of Mississippi in 1962
Sit-in demonstration held on February 15, 1960 in Chattanooga, led to a race riot
1946 race riot in Columbia, Tennessee (link fixed 4/26/2001)
World War II race riots: Mississippi, El Paso, Texas, Beaumont, Texas, Detroit
World War II: As blacks poured into industrial centers, north and south, racial antagonism intensified. Disorders first appeared on southern military posts, where white residents clashed with northern black soldiers, who did not proffer the customary subservience. But the most severe race riots occurred in the cities: Harlem; Philadelphia; Mobile, Alabama; El Paso and Port Arthur, Texas; Springfield, Massachusetts; Hubbard, Ohio. A two-day guerrilla war between blacks
and whites in Detroit during the summer of 1943 left twenty-five blacks and nine whites dead, seven hundred of both races injured, and $2 million property damage. The riot only ceased when six thousand troops occupied the city. Two weeks later, during the famous zoot- suit riots in Los Angeles, white servicemen terrorized the city's Mexican-American sections for four days as the city police, the Military Police, and the Shore Patrol all looked the other way. The only factor which kept violence against Japanese-Americans at such a low ebb was their forcible removal.
The 1943 Detroit race riots (pictures)
BEAUMONT RIOT OF 1943. On June 15 and 16, 1943, whites and blacks clashed in Beaumont, Texas, after workers at the Pennsylvania shipyard in Beaumont learned that a white woman had accused a black man of raping her
June 1943 - Zootsuit race riots in Los Angeles
Rosewood: Race Riot in Florida, 1923
The Tulsa Race Riot On the morning of May 30, 1921 - (link updated 9/18/02)
Scars Remain From 1920 Ocoee Florida Race Riot
Race Riot of 1919 in Washington DC
Chicago Historical Information 1919: Race Riots
Longview Texas Race Riot of 1919
Knoxville Race Riot of 1919
July 25th, 1918 Race riot in Chester Pennsylvania (3 blacks & 2 whites killed)
East St. Louis Race Riot of 1917
On August 23, 1917, a race riot erupted in Houston
The Springfield Race Riot of 1908
The Race Riot of 1906 in Atlanta
Evansville, Indiana's 1903 race riot