Riot and Remembrance（ISBN=） 英文原版

Before Rodney King, before the riots in Cincinnati, before
Newark and Detroit and Watts, there was the Tulsa race war. On May
30, 1921, a misunderstanding between a white elevator operator and
a black delivery boy escalated into the worst race riot in U.S.
history. In this compelling and deeply human account, James Hirsch
investigates how it erupted, how it was covered up, and how the
survivors and their descendants are fighting for belated justice.
“Superbly researched and engagingly written” (Fort Worth Morning
Star), Riot and Remembrance powerfully chronicles one community’s
effort to overcome a horrific legacy, revealing how the segregation
of history and memory affects all Americans.

James S. Hirsch is a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal
and the New York Times. His first book, Hurricane, about the boxer
Rubin Carter, garnered much acclaim and appeared on the bestseller
lists of the New York Times, the Boston Globe, the Los Angeles
Times and the Wall Street Journal. He resides in Needham,
Massachusetts.