Moving North: Intra-Racial Conflicts, White Resistance, And Radicalism of New Negroes in Harlem and Chicago

In the early twentieth century there was an essential period in history of United States called Great Migration, during which a large number Blacks from southern states America and islands Caribbean moved to northern cities country. These black people migrated simply because 'of impact war on labor market' 'stopped flow European immigrants' fact that jobs had better pay than those South. From many destinations, Harlem Chicago were among most favored ones. This essay aims examine motivations experiences New Negroes as these two drew much attention Southern well Caribbean. argues influx created intra-racial conflicts within communities resistance white people. Yet all disputes problems faced by inspired them fight actively organizing themselves order find workable solutions.