by Nick Castele For six days in April 1966, a panel appointed by U.S. presidents heard from Cleveland mothers, children, activists, attorneys, high school students, laborers, union leaders, landlords, elected officials and police. The U.S. Civil Rights Commission had set out to examine conditions facing black residents in cities across the country. Cleveland was one of … Continue reading Listen to Testimony from the 1966 U.S. Civil Rights Commission Hearing in Cleveland