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The 1960s Was Defined By A Common Effort To Fight Against Injustice. Mike Gray, A Chicago Filmmaker, Used His Camera To Document The Politics Of The Streets From The Riots In The Social Upheaval, To The Rising Of Two Prolific Groups Fighting Prejudice.,Captures The Social Upheaval That Followed The 1968 Democratic National Convention In Chicago. From The Riots That Followed, Two Disparate Groups, The Black Panthers And The Young Patriots (a Group Of Poor Southern Whites Living In Chicago), Emerge To Unite Against Prejudice And Injustice In Their City--container.