1968 commission reveals why racism in America hasn’t gone away

by adminpublished on June 6, 2021

Fifty-three years ago a government commission investigated civil unrest and racial inequality in America. The results shocked the country but mostly faded into history. Fred Harris, the last surviving member of the Kerner Commission, shares why.

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1968 commission reveals why racism in America hasn’t gone away

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