Vondell's Portfolio

January 14, 2008 Vondell Saunders

Social Studies

Annotated Bibliography

1. Runcie, John. ""HUNTING THE NIGS" IN PHILADELPHIA:." www.goggle.com. 23 Oct. 1953. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document was mostly about a certain specific riot taking place in 1834.

2. Baulch, Vivian M., and Patricia Zacharias. "The 1943 Detroit Race Riots." Detnews.Com. June 1941. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This source was about a racial riot taking place in Detroit in 1943

3. O'brien, Ellen, and Lyle Benedict. "1966-1977: Riots." Chicago Public Library. 03 1997. 14 Jan. 2008 .

This document is about a riot happening between 1966 and 1977.White mobs protesting outside black residents homes.

4. Harris, Leslie M. "The New York City Draft Riots of 1863." African Americans in New York City, 1626-1863. 2003. The University of Chicago Press. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a riot taking place in New York dealing with the drafts happening between 1626 and 1863

5. Jimenez, Carlos M. "Suavecito Apparel Company." Suavecito Apparel Company. 21 June 1943. Time Magazine. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about various riots taking place.

6. Shields, Jacqueline. "Arab Riots of the 1920’S." Jewish Virtual Library. 2005. Jewish Virtual Library. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about riots taking place in the 1900's dealing with the Aribs

7. Gibson, Robert A. "The Negro Holocaust: Lynching and Race Riots in the United States,1880-1950." Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute. 1979. Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a riot taking place in 1979 having to do with a Negro Holocaust. In that riot there were a series of lynching to African American people taking place in the riot.

8. Wright, Lionel. "The Stonewall Riots - 1969." July 1999. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a riot taking place in 1969 dealing with a 21 year old student being killed.

9. Dvorak, John C. "Patent Riots of 2003." PCMAG.Com. 2003. PC Magazine. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a strong protest movement that has begun in Europe regarding software patents.

10. Newman, Scott A. "The Chicago Race Riot of 1919." Jazz Age Chicago. 3 Nov. 2001. Chicago Commission on Race Relations. 14 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about i riot taking place in 1919.A African-American youth named Eugene Williams, while swimming with friends in Lake Michigan near 29th Street, strayed into an area informally reserved for the exclusive use of white bathers. For this, Williams was pelted with stones by an unruly group of young white men and soon drowned.

11. Madala, Deepak, Jennifer Jordan, and August Appleton. "The Springfield Race Riot of 1908." Think Quest. 1999. Oracle Education Foundation. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a riot taking place in Springfield in 1908.The southern blacks emigrants and new European immigrants vied with white workers for factory and coal mining jobs. Blacks were, in some instances, brought in as scabs (replacements for striking laborers). Springfield had the largest percentage of blacks of any comparable city in Illinois. This fierce competition for jobs created an enormous amount of strife between the established white population and the new influx of blacks.

12. Mixon, Gregory, and Clifford Kuhn. "Atlanta Race Riot of 1906." The New Georgia Encyclopidia. 23 Aug. 2005. University of North Carolina. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a riot taking place in Atlanta in 1906.This race riot that occurred September 22-24, 1906, white mobs killed dozens of blacks, wounded scores of others, and inflicted considerable property damage.

13. Kennedy, Les, Damien Murphy, Malcolm Brown, and Tim Colquhoun. "Race Riots Spread to Suburbs." Smh.Comau. 12 Dec. 2005. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a racial riot taking place in Sydney in 2005.Violence erupted in several Sydney suburbs.

14. Bricklong, Ronald, Jacob Armstrong, and Eddy Stickler. "Gangs and the 1919 Chicago Race Riot." 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document was about racial riots, and gangs contributing the drama of it.From July 27 to August 2, 1919, a race riot broke out in Chicago. When it was over thirty-eight people were dead, 537 injured and about 1000 rendered homeless.

15. Arcibold, Randal C. "Racial Hate Feeds a Gang War’S Senseless Killing." New York Times. 17 Jan. 2007. Ameriprise Financial. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about Gangs creating violence.

16. Williams, Lee E., and Lee E. Williams The Second. "Race Riot in Elaine, Arkansas!" The African American Registry. 1972. The University and College Press of Mississippi. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about a race riot breaking out in Elaine, Arkansas in the Phillips County between black people and white people.

17. Toonari. "Detroit Riot of 1967." Africanaonline. 21 June 2005. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document was about a riot taking place in 1967 in Detroit.On the morning of July 23, 1967, Detroit police raided an illegal black drinking establishment on 12th Street, handcuffed its patrons and forced them outside.

18. Howe, Darcus. "These are Real Race Riots, the First Since the 1950s." New Statesman. 04 June 2001. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about various riots taking place in the 1950's.

19. Meynell, Richard B. "Remembering the Watsonville Riots." Model Minority. 02 Dec. 2001. Asian American Empowerment. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about anti-Asian riots taking place in 1929.1929 marked the beginning of one of the worst episodes of anti-Asian American mob violence in our nation's history, the Watsonville Riots. In this article, Richard Meynell explores the racist roots and continuing relevance of these tragic events.

20. Nuechterlein, James. "Remembering the Riots." 13 July 2002. 15 Jan. 2008 .

Annotation: This document is about racial riots taking place in the 1960's.The riot began early in the morning of Sunday, July 23, 1967, when the police raided an illegal bar in the inner city. A crowd gathered in protest, and within a short time mobs of young men were engaged in burning, looting, and acts of random violence.