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1971: The Supreme Court upholds busing students to various schools in order for them to achieve greater racial integration.
1995: Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam leads the Million Man March in Washington, DC, as a show of solidarity and an opportunity for black men to publicly declare their support for family values.
1974: A black militant organization called the Symbionese Liberation Army kidnaps heiress Patty Hearst, forces her to rob a bank, and commits several other crimes.
1996: Drive-by shootings spurred by gang rivalries...
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