
The Negro in Chicago: A Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot
Unveiling the Racial Turmoil: Insights from Chicago's Race Relations StudyBy Chicago Commission on Race RelationsLength32h 53m
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The Negro in Chicago: A Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot is a pivotal examination of the racial dynamics in early 20th-century Chicago, focusing on the profound impact of the 1919 race riot. The comprehensive study employs a sociological lens to dissect the economic, cultural, and political factors contributing to racial tensions. The authors utilize a meticulous analytical style intertwined with compelling narratives, providing a rich context that enhances the reader's understanding of the interplay between the African American community and the broader societal structures at play. This book stands as an essential document reflecting the turbulent landscape of race relations, making significant contributions to the field of social justice studies and American history. The Chicago Commission on Race Relations, established post-riot to investigate the causes and responses to racial conflict, comprised prominent local leaders and independent scholars. Their commitment to understanding the complexity of racism and its societal ramifications emerged from the devastating events of the time. Their insights are pivotal to grasping the historical and systemic nature of racial violence, and the findings underscore how such tensions were not merely localized phenomena but emblematic of broader national issues. This seminal work is highly recommended for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the historical context of race relations in America. Its thorough analysis and historical significance not only illuminate the past but also provoke critical reflections on contemporary race issues. Engaging with this text will deepen the reader'Äôs understanding of the enduring legacies of racism and the persistent struggles for racial equity.
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GenrePsychology
Length32 hrs 53 mins
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Publish dateNov 29, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1INTRODUCTION
2THE PROBLEM
3CHAPTER I THE CHICAGO RIOT July 27-August 2, 1919 (pt. 1)
4CHAPTER I THE CHICAGO RIOT July 27-August 2, 1919 (pt. 2)
5CHAPTER II OTHER OUTBREAKS IN ILLINOIS
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6I. Minor Clashes in and near Chicago
71. CLASHES IN CHICAGO PRECEDING THE RIOT OF 1919
82. RACIAL OUTBREAK IN WAUKEGAN May 31 and June 2, 1920
93. THE "ABYSSINIAN" AFFAIR
104. THE BARRETT MURDER
11II. The Springfield Riot August 14-15, 1908
12III. East St. Louis Riots May 28 and July 2, 1917
13CHAPTER III THE MIGRATION OF NEGROES FROM THE SOUTH
14I. INTRODUCTION: II. CAUSES OF THE MIGRATION
15I. ECONOMIC CAUSES OF THE MIGRATION
16A. THE SOUTH
17B. THE NORTH
18II. SENTIMENTAL CAUSES OF THE MIGRATION
19III. BEGINNING AND SPREAD OF MIGRATION
20IV. THE ARRIVAL IN CHICAGO
21V. ADJUSTMENTS TO CHICAGO LIFE
22VI. MIGRANTS IN CHICAGO
23VII. EFFORTS TO CHECK MIGRATION
24CHAPTER IV THE NEGRO POPULATION OF CHICAGO
25A. DISTRIBUTION AND DENSITY
26B. NEIGHBORHOODS OF NEGRO RESIDENCE
27I. ADJUSTED NEIGHBORHOODS
28II. NON-ADJUSTED NEIGHBORHOODS
29III. BOMBINGS
30IV. TREND OF THE NEGRO POPULATION
31V. OUTLYING NEIGHBORHOODS
32C. THE NEGRO COMMUNITY
33I. THE BEGINNING OF THE NEGRO COMMUNITY
34II. THE ORGANIZATION OF THE NEGRO COMMUNITY
35CHAPTER V THE NEGRO HOUSING PROBLEM
36A. A STUDY OF NEGRO FAMILIES
37I. GENERAL LIVING CONDITIONS
38II. WHY NEGROES MOVE
39III. THE FAMILY GROUPING
40IV. HOW NEGRO FAMILIES LIVE
41V. A GROUP OF FAMILY HISTORIES
42B. PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF NEGRO HOUSING
43I. "TYPE A" HOUSES
44II. "TYPE B" HOUSES
45III. "TYPE C" HOUSES
46IV. "TYPE D" HOUSES
47V. NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATIONS
48VI. EFFORTS OF SOCIAL AGENCIES
49VII. EFFORTS OF INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLDERS
50C. NEGROES AND PROPERTY DEPRECIATION