The massacre immediately raised questions about why Greensboro police had not been present to prevent the violence. In this 1981 report, the Durham-based Institute for Southern Studies demanded a federal investigation of the city — even as it voiced skepticism of the U.S. Justice Department by calling it “a fickle friend of politically unpopular radicals.” Clippings from the 1981 Institute for Southern Studies Report, Politico.
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