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Battle of Brewery Gulch, 1919

It was high summer in Bisbee, and tensions were high. Two years before, posses of policemen and citizens had rounded up hundreds of copper miners and driven them out of town – to New Mexico, in fact – and the federal government was investigating. The year was 1919 and it was early July. The Independence …

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Posted bytriciaJuly 28, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags: black history, red summer

Longview, Texas – 1919

1919 was not a good year for race relations in the United States. If you are like me, the term “Red Summer” is new to you. The term is used to describe the many racial conflicts that happened all over the US that year. One of the less deadly conflicts – with only 1 death …

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Posted bytriciaJuly 1, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags: black history, red summer
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