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African Americans in Memphis

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The book explores the significant role of Memphis as a hub for African Americans following the Civil War, detailing their migration in search of freedom from oppressive conditions. It highlights the diverse professions of historic black Memphians and their contributions to the community during the Jim Crow era, establishing vital institutions amidst segregation. The narrative also captures the cultural evolution post-World War II, showcasing the emergence of a vibrant black urban culture characterized by gospel, blues, and rhythm and blues music, along with influential black media and religious events.

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African Americans in Memphis, Earnestine Lovelle Jenkins

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2009
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