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On March 1, 1968, the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders made public its
findings concerning the nature, causes, and solutions to the violence which rocked many of
the nation's cities during the" long, hot summer" of 1967.'The basic conclusion of the Report
is:" Our nation is moving toward two societies, one black, one white--separate and
unequal"(p. 1). The main culprit is said to be''white racism." Tom Wicker, of the New York
Times, writes in the introduction to the Report:" What had to be said has been said at last." …

The Kerner Commission examined the riots that occurred throughout the United States in
1967. The summary of its Final Report concluded that the nation was moving toward “two
societies, one black, one white—separate and unequal.” So powerful is the wording that it
continues to be invoked whenever there is a Ferguson-type incident. While much has been
written about the reaction to the Kerner Report, little has been known about the summary's
development or why it has endured. New interviews with key participants and an …