'When Liberty Burns' documentary focuses on road to 1980 Miami riots

[@yankeeluver100]

This beating/killing of McDuffie was a true injustice.

[@juord]

@@tylergargas7524 shut up

[@dadecountyglobal]

@@tylergargas7524yo mama

[@2KGrind09]

reading Trick Daddy book brought me here .... I grew up in Tx & never heard about this history, I was only 8 yrs old at the time

[@dancing523]

Where are these animals today? I hope they have lived a life of struggles that will prevail in their families for generationsssssss to come.

[@archlich4489]

God will repay

[@JesusisLvfds6400]

I remember this when I was 5 but I remember people talking about the riot

[@emiliobello2538]

Where can I watch?

[@rudyspellman5966]

Correction: 18 people died , not “ nearly. 200”. Now if said nearly 200 hundred would be much more accurate.

[@josephbeard-ceballos7813]

yeah i think he should have said 200 nearly died but yk the news needs more flare

[@rubengutierrez5102]

The Black community should've put some serious pressure on the Miami City and Dade County government!

[@lilOdawgOzoneM.ialien]

Miami Neva 4get ✊🏾

[@Kingofthepeople]

Arthur Mcduffie deserves full justice!

[@kathleenmorgan4331]

They skipped the part (deliberately) about their building the bridges over the black community of Overtown in order to give not ants all the jobs in downtown Miami.

[@JamesJohnson-ow6io]

2live crew®

[@jamesjohnson-nw6iv]

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[@jamesjohnson-nw6iv]

Madlee

[@bobbyg433]

Sorry but when building freeways, EVERYONE gets displaced, not just BLACK PEOPLE

[@Shng275]

Everyone don't just get pushed out like they did tho. Compensation is usually provided, but not for these ppl.

[@slickrick2420]

Looking at your previous racist comments it's clear you're arguing in bad faith like all conservatives

[@thedirtybubble9613]

You do realize Overtown was an almost exclusively black neighborhood back then right?

[@bobbyg433]

@@thedirtybubble9613 and you do realize that many white people were displaced by this very same freeway

[@thedirtybubble9613]

@@bobbyg433 It was meant specifically to displace blacks as a slum clearance measure. This is 1950s Miami we're talking about it was (and still is) the Jim Crow deep south. Also, not just Miami it happened in the USDOT had built highways in many black communities throughout the country.