US EditionFrom Girard College to Lafayette Square: Rizzo, Trump, and the Politics of Law and Order
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From Girard College to Lafayette Square: Rizzo, Trump, and the Politics of Law and Order
Editor-in-Chief | The Uptown Standard In the summer of 1967, Philadelphia stood at the intersection of civil rights and state repression. It began at Girard College, an elite all-white boys’ school fortified by stone walls and exclusionary tradition. Black students, NAACP leaders, and activists gathered at its gates, demanding integration and justice. For seven weeks, they protested peacefully. But Police Commissioner Frank Rizzo wasn’t interest…
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