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The Harlem Six was the name applied to six men in Harlem, New York, who were put on trial in March 1965. The media also referred to them as the Blood Brothers. Their arrests and subsequent trial stemmed from their connection with an incident known as the Little Fruit Stand Riot, which was followed twelve days later by an attack on a couple who owned a used clothing store in Harlem: Margit Sugar was fatally stabbed, and her husband Frank Sugar was injured.

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rdfs:comment	The Harlem Six was the name applied to six men in Harlem, New York, who were put on trial in March 1965. The media also referred to them as the Blood Brothers. Their arrests and subsequent trial stemmed from their connection with an incident known as the Little Fruit Stand Riot, which was followed twelve days later by an attack on a couple who owned a used clothing store in Harlem: Margit Sugar was fatally stabbed, and her husband Frank Sugar was injured. (en)
dcterms:subject	20th-century African-American people Harlem Police brutality in the United States Post–civil rights era in African-American history History of racism in New York (state) 20th-century American trials
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	20th-century African-American people Harlem Police brutality in the United States NAACP The New York Times Malcolm X Steve Reich Come Out (Reich) Post–civil rights era in African-American history William Kunstler Ossie Davis History of racism in New York (state) Harlem James Baldwin Attica Prison riot 20th-century American trials
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date	April 2015 (en)
reason	the phrases "three of the six", "the members", and "too controversial" are unclear (en)
has abstract	The Harlem Six was the name applied to six men in Harlem, New York, who were put on trial in March 1965. The media also referred to them as the Blood Brothers. Their arrests and subsequent trial stemmed from their connection with an incident known as the Little Fruit Stand Riot, which was followed twelve days later by an attack on a couple who owned a used clothing store in Harlem: Margit Sugar was fatally stabbed, and her husband Frank Sugar was injured. The Harlem Six were Wallace Baker, Daniel Hamm, William Craig, Ronald Felder, Walter Thomas, and Robert Rice. All but one of the men were eventually released. Robert Rice remains incarcerated, serving a life sentence. (en)
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