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Negro Migration during the War

Note (return) — Chapter XIV · Public Opinion Regarding the Migration

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"One of our grievances," said a negro correspondent of the Chattanooga Times,181 "is that in colored localities we have very bad streets, no lights, no sewerage system, and sanitary conditions are necessarily bad. Give the negro the right kind of a show, living wages, consider him as a man, and he will be contented to remain here."

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