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November 3rd of 1979 was a very memorable day for the town of Greensboro, North Carolina. Unfortunately, the events of that day are things that everyone would rather not remember. Racial tensions were high, and a march through town quickly turned violent, leading to many injuries and five deaths. Did local police deserve the criticism they received about the events of that day? Could this massacre have been prevented?
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