Flint River Riots

The Flint River Riots occurred in 1967 when residents in Flint, Michigan, protested against racial injustice, economic inequality, and police brutality amid tense social conditions. Sparked by ongoing civil rights struggles and local grievances, the protests involved demonstrations and clashes with authorities. These riots highlight the broader context of racial tensions in American cities during that era, emphasizing issues of racial discrimination, economic hardship, and community frustration.