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Red Summer (1919) and Its Migration Consequences (1919–1925)

Red Summer (1919) and Its Migration Consequences (1919–1925)

  1. War labor demand accelerates the Great Migration

    Labels: Great Migration, Northern factories

  2. Supreme Court strikes down racial zoning laws

    Labels: U S, racial zoning

  3. NAACP releases major lynching statistics report

    Labels: NAACP, lynching report

  4. National Conference on Lynching convenes in New York

    Labels: NAACP, National Conference

  5. Longview, Texas riot targets Black leaders

    Labels: Longview Texas, race riot

  6. Washington, D.C. riot erupts amid rumors and press sensationalism

    Labels: Washington D, race riot

  7. Chicago race riot exposes housing and labor flashpoints

    Labels: Chicago, race riot

  8. Chicago’s official interracial commission investigates causes

    Labels: Chicago Commission, investigation

  9. Omaha riot culminates in courthouse attack and lynching

    Labels: Omaha, lynching

  11. Term “Red Summer” spreads through NAACP framing

    Labels: James Weldon, Red Summer

  12. Chicago Real Estate Board enforces segregation through member sanctions

    Labels: Chicago Real, restrictive covenants

  13. Chicago commission publishes The Negro in Chicago report

    Labels: The Negro, Chicago Commission

  14. Supreme Court intervenes in Elaine defendants’ mob-dominated trials

    Labels: Moore v, U S

  15. Period closes with entrenched segregation and continued migration pressures

    Labels: Great Migration, segregation