2004
DOI: 10.1080/08821127.2004.10677568
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Depression in “The Promised Land”: The Chicago Defender Discourages Migration, 1929–1940

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“…They found that while expressing support for the project, the Defender also provided a space for the community to resist the discriminatory practices that occurred during the construction process. 21 Scholars have noted that the Defender was not the only black newspaper to report and comment on the movement of blacks from the South. Mary M. Cronin's 2000 study described four black newspaper editors' tactics to persuade blacks to leave the South for Oklahoma.…”
Section: Black Press In Wartimementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found that while expressing support for the project, the Defender also provided a space for the community to resist the discriminatory practices that occurred during the construction process. 21 Scholars have noted that the Defender was not the only black newspaper to report and comment on the movement of blacks from the South. Mary M. Cronin's 2000 study described four black newspaper editors' tactics to persuade blacks to leave the South for Oklahoma.…”
Section: Black Press In Wartimementioning
confidence: 99%