U.S. History

OutHistory.org for the first time published nine pages of New York City Police Department records created early on the morning of the rebellion’s start, June 28, 1969. These were obtained by Jonathan Ned Katz via a Freedom of Information Law request.

Photographs at the NYPL associated from the 1960s associated with the Gay Liberation Front marches.

This film is based on the Vietnam Day held at Berkeley, California, from noon of May 21 to midnight of May 22, 1965.

Gathers first-hand accounts of Washington D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood from individuals who lived there during and after the historic 1968 riots.

North Carolina. 1898 Wilmington Race Riot Commission.

This website is designed for students, teachers, and researchers studying this important period in the history of North Carolina. Using primary sources drawn from the holdings of the North Carolina Collection, this site will allow users to explore the issues of the campaign by examining contemporary newspaper articles, speeches, and editorial cartoons.

Encyclopedia article with embedded with primary sources about the 1906 riot.

Photographs, newspaper articles, National Guard Correspondence, and more.

Photographs, negatives, and more.

Digital collective for dozens of CA repositories. Search for Los Angeles riots in 1992.

Place explores archival repositories and examines local landmarks as they appear in the archival record.

The LAPL's digital collections with more than 200 photographs of the 1992 riots.

Digital facsimiles of photographs, government reports, administrative records, and more. These include sermons by the Rev. Cecil “Chip” Murray as pastor of the First African Methodist Episcopal (FAME) Church of Los Angeles and 217,000 pages of records from two commissions—the Los Angeles Webster Commission and the Independent Commission on the Los Angeles Police Department.

Seattle Municipal Archives online exhibit for the protests with photographs.