Darrell Rogers On Zebra Killings And Resistance To Mandatory ID Cards
Shaping San Francisco
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San Francisco native Darrell Rogers (b. 1945 in the Fillmore) describes the civil disobedience he participated in with 18 other young men in 1970 when the SF Police Department tried to impose a new mandatory ID card on all black males between 16-25 years old, ostensibly to help their investigation into the mysterious Zebra killings.
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- Shaping San Francisco
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