How did 1950’s suburbs affect Black Americans

The debate over the effects of suburban living would continue for decades. After the hardships and deprivations of World War II, the 1950s promised prosperity and a better life for many Americans. More families earned more money, bought cars, and bought or rented their own homes.

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