Artists reflect pain and consequences of Detroit riots
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The many ways museums, artists and scholars are weighing in on the Detroit riots.
Fifty years since Detroit devolved into a five-day period of violence and unrest between the National Guard and the city’s black citizens, known as the 1967 riots, some of the city's leading cultural institutions are asking questions and using art to look back and consider the resonance today. Jeffrey Brown offers a look at the many ways museums, artists and scholars are weighing in.
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Artists reflect pain and consequences of Detroit riots
Clip: 7/28/2017 | 6m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
Fifty years since Detroit devolved into a five-day period of violence and unrest between the National Guard and the city’s black citizens, known as the 1967 riots, some of the city's leading cultural institutions are asking questions and using art to look back and consider the resonance today. Jeffrey Brown offers a look at the many ways museums, artists and scholars are weighing in.
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