'I saw a rage': Anti-racism activists reflect on the Yonge Street uprising 30 years later
On May 4, 1992, anger was simmering over the killing of another Black man in Toronto and the acquittal of four white police officers captured on video beating Rodney King in Los Angeles. That's when a peaceful anti-racism protest devolved into chaos. Activists say much of what those protesters were calling for is still relevant today.
Source: cbc.ca