Operation Challenge and the Kinloch Riots of 1962
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- Опубліковано 1 вер 2020
- In 1962, a Kinloch police officer serving a warrant shot and killed a teenager from Kinloch. Both the officer and the teenager were Black. The shooting sparked riots and more shootings.
But it also led to the development of an outreach program for high school students in Kinloch. In 1963, KSDK put on a special highlighting that program. Today, we take a look back at the similarities we’re still seeing today.
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I was born and raised n Kinloch. I remember Kinloch being a community filled with hardworking 2 parent families. Full of Black owned businesses.
That's what I heard
Like the previous comment, I too was born and raised in Kinloch which I am proud to say. I remember good times and closeness of neighborhood. I too remember prospering businesses. I am proud to be born of an all black community.
thank you for providing this history.
Dunbar Elementary, my old grade school, (1967 - 1972), Kinloch High School, (1975-1976) my old high school....... many memories
In all these years, the city only went down.
The oh so Great tactic of European manipulation by way of intergration was the nail in the coffin that former property (African Americans) still battle to break free of today! 6-16-23
S.E. Freud said: We did not want to do something for the children but provide the resources to help themselves. They said yes, we will help by giving you the tools but you're going to need a sponsor within your community to show you and support you to achieve your goals in life. This system of community is needed more now than ever like back then. We have all the resources but commitment from the community to come together to help the Black children is not to be seen.
That fence "the Berlin wall" that seperates Kinloch and Berkley is still there today...
Very interesting
Jackie Washington Day!
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Thomas Sowell has written extensively about all of this. It's ignored though by the black community and the white liberals completely. So society keeps doing things that fix nothing. Poverty is a mindset. It's harder for the poor to ever accept that.
Thomas Sowell was a sellout and was to busy trying to be liked by the YT community.
@@sirblack1619big sellout who said what he thought white folks wanted to hear