Description : ARTHUR JOHNSON INTERVIEW SIDE B ONLY I THINK IN THE 50'S AND EARLY 60'S, DETROIT WAS A RACIST CITY, IT WAS  RACISM IN THE NORTH. I WAS ARRESTED IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE. THE POLICE WAS ARRESTING `SUSPICIOUS' PEOPLE, THAT WAS AIMED AT THE BLACK         COMMUNITY.
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Description : ARTHUR JOHNSON INTERVIEW. SIDE B ONLY TALKS ABOUT THE CROWDS. APPEALING TO PEOPLE TO RETURN TO THEIR HOMES.  SHOUTS OF ANGER, THE SOUNDS OF THE RIOTS. THE COMMUNITY DIDN'T LOSE    CONTROL. THE GROWING SENSE IN THE COMMUNITY THAT IT WAS OUT OF HAND.