A Century of Negro Migration

"A Century of Negro Migration," by Carter G. Woodson, offers a vital historical account of the Great Migration. This seminal work explores the mass movement of African Americans from the rural South to the urban North during the 20th century. Woodson meticulously documents the social, economic, and political factors that propelled this transformative demographic shift. Delving into the complexities of rural life and the allure of urbanization, the book examines the push and pull factors that shaped the experiences of migrating African Americans. A cornerstone of African American history and U.S. social history, "A Century of Negro Migration" provides invaluable insight into the urbanization of America and the enduring quest for opportunity and equality. This carefully prepared print edition preserves the integrity of Woodson's original research, ensuring its continued relevance for understanding this pivotal period.

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