History says 'had enough' is coming to America. Here's what that means Ray Marcano

Ray Marcano is a frequent Columbus Dispatch contributor.

On July 23, 1967, authorities in Detroit raided an unlicensed drinking establishment in a predominantly Black neighborhood, infuriating residents who viewed the action as a continuation of unfair police treatment.

That incident led to a five-day uprising that resulted in 43 deaths, more than 7,000 injuries and at least 1,000 burned buildings.