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Arnold Hirsch, influential historian of urban segregation, dies at 69 - The Washington Post

In segregated D.C., few officials feared rioting. They had not considered the suffering of black residents. - The Washington Post

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1968 - The Washington Post

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Martin Luther King Jr. and the Memphis sanitation workers strike that led to his assassination - The Washington Post

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For one musician, D.C. was the place for black entertainers. The '68 riots changed everything. - The Washington Post