One of the victims of the massacre Detailed history of the Hilo massacre, Hawaii's Bloody Monday, when police opened fire at a crowd of unarmed striking longshoremen, injuring 50, written by William J. Puette in 1988. Copied to clipboard Hilo-massacre-1938.pdf (1.91 MB) racism United States strikes police massacres repression docks Hawaii ILWU William J Puette Hilo PDF
The Jackson State shootings, 1970 A short account of the shooting of several black students and bystanders by police on the night of May 14/15, 1970.
The women's day massacre, 1937 A short account of the 19 June killing of 16 people and wounding of 283 by police during a demonstration of women and children in support of a…
The Elaine massacre, 1919 - Grif Stockley A short history of one of the worst incidents of racial violence in American history when hundreds of African-Americans were murdered and…
Blood on the coal: Colorado strike of 1927 - Patrick Murfin A short history of the great Colorado coal strike of 1927, called by the revolutionary union…
