Dr. D. Elisabeth GlasscoDetroit, Cleveland, Chicago—these names carried weight, sounding like possibility. The post-war boom was in full swing, and the clang of steel mills and hum of assembly lines promised steady wages, even if the jobs were hard and the racism subtler than in the South.
Image: A Black-American family leaves Florida for the North during the Great Depression.
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