The Watts riots of 1965 had a profound impact on American society, highlighting the deep-seated racial tensions and socioeconomic disparities in urban areas. The riots prompted a national conversation about race relations, police brutality, and the need for social reform. In response, the federal government and local authorities initiated various programs aimed at addressing poverty and inequality, although many felt these efforts fell short. The events also galvanized the Civil Rights Movement, leading to increased activism and awareness around issues affecting African American communities.
Watts Riots happened in 1965.
What was the Conclusion about the watts riot
The 1965 Watts Riots in Los Angeles were mainly the result of racism.
They were called the Watts Riots because that is the area of Los Angeles the riots occurred in.
Summer of 1965.
president Johnson
The increased prominence of Malcolm X The Watts riots The rise of the Black Panthers....
6 days.
The Watts Riot of 1965 lasted from august 11th to august 15th of that year.
The actual flashpoint for the Watts Riots, there is one and only one action which provoked the 5 days of riots: Marquette Fry (the pulled black male pulled over & subsequently placed under arrest for DWI) bolting toward the black crowd. Had Mr. Fry simply submitted to the arrest ... there NEVER would have been a Watts Riots.
August 15, 1965. But I don't know why yet.
brutal riots that are still remembered to this day