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13 May, 16:20

How did the Kerner Commission describe the

conditions in inner-city America during the 1960s?

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    The President's National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders-known as the Kerner Commission-releases its report, condemning racism as the primary cause of the recent surge of riots ... Johnson in July 1967 to uncover the causes of urban riots and recommend solutions.
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