(Teen - Ground Floor - 305.896 Har)
After police refused to arrest the white man who threw a stone and killed 14-year-old Eugene Williams, the city of Chicago erupted into a race riot that led to lives lost and property destroyed. Author Claire Hartfield describes the brewing tensions between races and social classes that led to the riot and ensuing conflicts that have appeared in its wake. Includes photos and historical documents. 2019 author award winner. Note: This book is a part of the Young Adult collection. Recommended for ages 12–18.