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In page Eve Ewing:

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1919 is a collection of poems and children's songs based on the stoning and drowning of Eugene Williams in Lake Michigan and the ensuing Chicago race riot of 1919. 1919 includes excerpts from "The Negro In Chicago: A Study On Race Relations And A Race Riot", a text commissioned by the city of Chicago and written in the aftermath of the riots as an attempt to understand how and why it occurred and what could be done to ensure that race riots would never again occur.[1] She explores historical denialism and critiques the criminalization of Black aspiration.[citation needed]