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Historical Preservation Of The ILBPP
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Great Migration
Prior to 1920’s there were over 1 million Black farmers in U.S.
Many Southern Blacks work in Agricultural or were Sharecroppers
Blacks Terrorized by Klu Klux Klan
Blacks Jailed and Forced To Work On Chain Gangs
Thousands of Black Men, Women and Children Lynched
Employment Discrimination
The Chicago Defender Newspaper posts
Job Notices and information
Over 6 Million Blacks Left The South During The Great Migration era of the 1920’s -1970’s
Black Factory Worker
Black Women Working On Assembly Line
Black Travelers
Black Social Gathering