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The Race Riot America Deleted From History

July 26, 1918: Adella Bond, a Black probation officer, moved into 2936 Ellsworth Street in South Philadelphia. Two days later, 100 armed white men surrounded her home. When she fired a warning shot after they threw rocks through her window, it triggered 4 days of riots that newspapers called "the most terrific race riot" in Philadelphia's history. 5,000 people fought across 2 square miles. Riley Bullock was shot in the back by police Officer Roy Ramsey while in custody—they covered it up, claiming another inmate did it. Ballistics proved otherwise. Preston Lewis was beaten by police, then attacked AGAIN on his hospital bed. 60 Black people arrested vs. 3 whites. The killer cops? Found "not guilty" after 30 minutes of jury deliberation in 1920. This is American history they don't teach. #PhiladelphiaRaceRiot #1918 #AdellaBond #RileyBullock #BlackHistory #HiddenHistory #SystemicRacism #PoliceViolence #JusticeSystem #AmericanHistory #PhiladelphiaRaceRiot #1918 #BlackHistory #HiddenHistory #AdellaBond #RileyBullock #SystemicRacism #PoliceViolence #JusticeSystem #AmericanHistory #GreatMigration #CivilRights #RacialJustice #UntoldStories #HistoricalInjustice #SouthPhiladelphia #PoliceAccountability #RacialViolence #WWI #ForgottenHistory 1918 Philadelphia race riot, Adella Bond, Riley Bullock, Roy Ramsey, John Schneider, Preston Lewis, South Philadelphia, racial violence, police brutality history, Great Migration, systemic racism, racial injustice, American history, hidden history, police violence, wrongful acquittal, jury verdict, historical cover up, Philadelphia history, Grays Ferry, Point Breeze, racial terrorism, white mob violence