THE NEGRO MARKET
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF THE NEGRO PRESS
ATLANTA
Represented by W. B. ZIFF CO. CHICAGO
NEW YORK
This is an inspiring portrait of the self sufficient spirit, skills and propensity to achieve of the African American people. Take great pleasure and benefit in this precious 1932 account of African American culture as it revealed the strong economy in their vibrant community. See the homes, businesses, farmland, banks and schools established and owned by the people during their Golden Era in the early 20th Century in America. “While enforced segregation has many disadvantages, it has driven the Negro into a high degree of self sufficiency. It is equally clear that year in and year out, the Negro has utilized his enforced isolation to achieve the same self sufficiency that nations placed in similar situations have done.” Rayford W. Logan, Association for the Study of Negro Life and History 1932

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