Making their own way

southern blacks' migration to Pittsburgh, 1916-30

Making Their Own Way, is a study approaching southern black migration after the Civil War into the 1930s known as the 'Great Migration' through time, place, and social process.

• Format
• 250 pages, Hardcover
• First published
• 1987
• Publishers
• University of Illinois Press
• Subjects
• African Americans·Pennsylvania·Pittsburgh·Social conditions·African Americans·Pennsylvania·Pittsburgh·Economic conditions·Rural-urban migration·United States·Pittsburgh ·Social conditions·Pittsburgh ·Economic
• Language
• English