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Michigan Voices
Ashes to Hope
3:18 pm
Sun August 19, 2007
1967 Detroit unrest remembered
The 1967 Detroit riot was five days of chaos, sparked by a small incident, but driven by a deeper unrest among black Detroiters, mistreated for years by the city's whites. Michigan Radio's Dustin Dwyer produced an account of what happened those five days from three people who lived it first-hand.
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