Nearly a century ago, the segregation-related death of an African-American teenager at a Chicago beach set off days of violence. Contemporary account by distinguished author, who reported for local newspaper.
Nearly a century ago, the segregation-related death of an African-American teenager at a Chicago beach set off days of violence. Contemporary account by distinguished author, who reported for local newspaper.
American writer, editor, and poet Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) published more than 40 books and won three Pulitzer Prizes, two for his poetry and one for his biography of Abraham Lincoln. This volume is drawn from his reportage for the Chicago Daily News.
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Introductory Note by Walter Lippman Preface to the Dover Edition I. The Chicago Race Riots II. The Background III. The Negro Migration IV. Real Estate V. Demand for Negro Labor VI. Nwe Industrial Opportunities VII. After Each Lynching VIII. Trades for Colored Women IX. Negroes and Rising Rents X. Unions and the Color Line XI. Abouth Lynchings XII. Negro Crime Tales XIII. Colored Gamblers XIV. An Official of the Packers XV. Mr. Julius Rosenwald Interviewed XVI. For Federal Action
Introductory Note by Walter Lippman Preface to the Dover Edition I. The Chicago Race Riots II. The Background III. The Negro Migration IV. Real Estate V. Demand for Negro Labor VI. Nwe Industrial Opportunities VII. After Each Lynching VIII. Trades for Colored Women IX. Negroes and Rising Rents X. Unions and the Color Line XI. Abouth Lynchings XII. Negro Crime Tales XIII. Colored Gamblers XIV. An Official of the Packers XV. Mr. Julius Rosenwald Interviewed XVI. For Federal Action
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