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The Negro in Chicago - A Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot

By Chicago Commission on Race Relations

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The Negro in Chicago - A Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot offers a comprehensive examination of the socio-political climate surrounding race relations in Chicago in the early 20th century. Written by the Chicago Commission on Race Relations, the book delves into the complex dynamics of racial discrimination, segregation, and violence that plagued the city during that time. The book is written in a scholarly and investigative tone, utilizing statistical data and firsthand accounts to paint a vivid picture of the challenges faced by African Americans in Chicago. The detailed analysis of the 1919 race riot provides valuable insights into the underlying tensions between the black community and the white population, shedding light on the systemic issues that perpetuated racial injustice at that time. The Negro in Chicago is a significant contribution to the study of American race relations, offering a nuanced understanding of the historical struggles faced by African Americans in urban settings. The authoritative voice of the Chicago Commission on Race Relations lends credibility to the research presented in the book, making it a valuable resource for students, historians, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper insight into the complexities of race relations in urban America.

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Publish dateDec 17, 2020

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1FOREWORD

34CHAPTER VII CRIME AND VICIOUS ENVIRONMENT

2INTRODUCTION

35I. GENERAL CRIME SITUATION

3THE PROBLEM

36II. PREVALENT IMPRESSIONS REGARDING NEGRO CRIME

4CHAPTER I THE CHICAGO RIOT July 27-August 2, 1919 (pt. 1)

37III. CRIMINAL STATISTICS

5CHAPTER I THE CHICAGO RIOT July 27-August 2, 1919 (pt. 2)

38IV. THE NEGRO IN THE COURTS

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6CHAPTER II OTHER OUTBREAKS IN ILLINOIS

39V. NEGRO CRIME AND ENVIRONMENT

7I. Minor Clashes in and near Chicago

40VI. VIEWS OF AUTHORITIES ON CRIME AMONG NEGROES

8II. The Springfield Riot August 14–15, 1908

41CHAPTER VIII THE NEGRO IN INDUSTRY

9III. East St. Louis Riots May 28 and July 2, 1917

42A. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND CONDITIONS

10CHAPTER III THE MIGRATION OF NEGROES FROM THE SOUTH

43B. ORGANIZED LABOR AND THE NEGRO WORKER

11I. ECONOMIC CAUSES OF THE MIGRATION

44CHAPTER IX PUBLIC OPINION IN RACE RELATIONS: A. OPINIONS OF WHITES AND NEGROES (pt. 1)

12II. SENTIMENTAL CAUSES OF THE MIGRATION

45CHAPTER IX PUBLIC OPINION IN RACE RELATIONS: A. OPINIONS OF WHITES AND NEGROES (pt. 2)

13III. BEGINNING AND SPREAD OF MIGRATION

46CHAPTER IX PUBLIC OPINION IN RACE RELATIONS: A. OPINIONS OF WHITES AND NEGROES (pt. 3)

14IV. THE ARRIVAL IN CHICAGO

47CHAPTER X PUBLIC OPINION IN RACE RELATIONS—Continued B. INSTRUMENTS OF OPINION MAKING

15V. ADJUSTMENTS TO CHICAGO LIFE

48I. THE PRESS

16VI. MIGRANTS IN CHICAGO

49II. RUMOR

17VII. EFFORTS TO CHECK MIGRATION

50III. MYTHS

18CHAPTER IV THE NEGRO POPULATION OF CHICAGO

51IV. PROPAGANDA

19A. DISTRIBUTION AND DENSITY

52V. CONCLUSIONS

20B. NEIGHBORHOODS OF NEGRO RESIDENCE

53CHAPTER XI SUMMARY OF THE REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMISSION

21C. THE NEGRO COMMUNITY

54THE SUMMARY

22CHAPTER V THE NEGRO HOUSING PROBLEM

55I. The Chicago Riot

23A. A STUDY OF NEGRO FAMILIES

56II. The Migration of Negroes from the South

24B. PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF NEGRO HOUSING

57III. The Negro Population of Chicago

25C. NEGROES AND PROPERTY DEPRECIATION

58IV. Racial Contacts

26D. FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NEGRO HOUSING

59V. The Negro in Chicago Industries

27CHAPTER VI RACIAL CONTACTS

60VI. Public Opinion in Race Relations

28INTRODUCTION

61THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMISSION

29A. LEGAL STATUS OF NEGROES IN ILLINOIS

62APPENDIX

30B. CONTACTS IN CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

63A. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA OF MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION

31C. CONTACTS IN RECREATION

64B. THE STAFF OF THE COMMISSION

32D. CONTACTS IN TRANSPORTATION

65C. EPITOME OF FACTS IN RIOT DEATHS

33E. CONTACTS IN OTHER RELATIONS

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