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Thom Armstead
Director of Project Hope, formed as a result of '67 Riots to help race relations.
(interviewed 1/31/2002)
Herb Boyd
Writer of "Brother Man"; teaches African American Studies.
(interviewed 1/28/2002)
Gates Brown
Player Detroit Tigers
George Cantor
Detroit News journalist, covered the Tiger's beat in 1960s for; wrote "Tigers of '68".
(interviewed 12/20/2001)
John Conyers
U.S. Congressman
Gene Cunningham
16 years old at the time of the riots.
(interviewed 2/01/2002)
Marsha Cusic
Her father, Joe Von Battle, owned record store, recorded CL Franklin's sermons.
(interviewed 2/01/2002)
Bill Freehan
Player Detroit Tigers
Jim Grossman
Fan / Grossman Marketing
Ernie Harwell
Radio voice of Tigers Baseball for 30+ years.
(interviewed 12/18/2001)
Chuck Helppie
Willie Horton
Member of '68 Tigers, Left Field and hometown hero. One of 3 black Tigers.
(interviewed 12/21/2001)
Joe Hudson
Hudson/Weber Foundation; Community Foundation of South-East Michigan
Geoffrey Jacques
Poet
(interviewed 1/23/2002)
Dwight Jones
Fan/ fantasy camp
Eleanor Josaitis
Founder of Project Hope, formed as a result of '67 Riots to help race relations.
(interviewed 12/20/2001)
Al Kaline
Player Detroit Tigers
Mike Kalush
First cameraman to shoot riot footage in '67, local ABC affiliate.
(interviewed 12/19/2001)
Damon Keith
Judge – Willie Horton's guardian.
(interviewed 1/31/2002)
Joe Lapointe
Lived in the riot area. Worked as a newspaper carrier and usher at the stadium. Wrote article about the riots for the Detroit Monthly: Six Days in July.
Jerry Lewis
'68 Tigers Fantasy Camp
Mickey Lolich
Member of '68 Tigers, Pitcher World Series MVP w/3-0 record in series.
(interviewed 12/19/2001)
Tim McCarver
Catcher for the Cardinal
Ike McKinnon
Police officer during '67 Riots, became Police Chief in Detroit during '90s.
(interviewed 12/21/2001)
Jim Northrup
Member of '68 Tigers, Right Field
(interviewed 12/19/2001)
Ted Nugent
60/70s rocker, Detroit native, NRA guy.
(interviewed 1/31/2002)
Martha Reeves
Motown singer
(interviewed 2/01/2002)
General Michael Rice
National Guardsman 1967
William Serrin
NYU Professor, Journalism- worked for the New York Times and Free Press during the riots.
(interviewed 1/16/2002)
Neal Shine
City Editor of Free Press in '67.
(interviewed 12/20/2001)
John Sinclair
Political activist/ music producer
Thomas Sugrue
Professor at University of Penn/ Wrote the Urban Crisis
Earl Wilson
Member of '68 Tigers, Pitcher one of 3 black Tigers.
(interviewed 12/20/2001)
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