Hough Riots happened in 1966.
The Hough Riots, which occurred in July 1966 in Cleveland, Ohio, resulted in significant unrest, with approximately 34 people injured and 3 fatalities reported. The riots were sparked by racial tensions and socioeconomic issues in the predominantly African American neighborhood of Hough. The violence led to extensive property damage and highlighted the ongoing struggles for civil rights and social justice during that era.
Leslie S. Hough has written: 'The turbulent spirit' -- subject(s): Demonstrations, History, Labor disputes, Riots, Violence, Working class
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