The 1967 North Minneapolis Uprising
On July 22, 1967, hundreds of National Guard troops occupied Plymouth Avenue in North Minneapolis following three nights of fire, arrests, and street clashes. The unrest shattered Minnesota’s long-standing myth of racial exceptionalism, exposing deep systemic issues with redlining, job discrimination, and police brutality. In this episode of Pionerd, we examine how local activists, community centers like The Way, and even activated Minnesota Vikings players navigated the uprising in a state that activist Spike Moss called "the Mississippi of the North."
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