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Most displaced farmers moved to cities, making it harder to get a job there.
Most displaced farmers moved to cities, making it harder to get a job there.
Most unemployed African Americans in cities ended up being farmers.
Most unemployed African Americans in cities ended up being farmers.
Unemployment in cities was high, and jobs were given to whites first.
Unemployment in cities was high, and jobs were given to whites first.
Lynchings and racial discrimination were becoming common again in cities.
Lynchings and racial discrimination were becoming common again in cities.
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Unemployment in cities was high, and jobs were given to whites first.
During the Great Depression, African Americans faced extreme discrimination in the labor market, with many jobs being prioritized for white workers. This systemic racism meant that even in urban areas, where jobs were scarce, African Americans struggled to find work, much like their counterparts in farming communities.
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