Negro Migration During the War
Negro Migration During the War
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In the number who had been there for the longest period, married men predominated, showing the tendency of this class to become 1 Epstein, The Negro Migrant in Pittsburgh, p. 7.
119 120 NEGRO MIGRATION DURING THE WAR permanent residents. This fact becoming evident, some in- dustrial concerns bringing men from the South, having learned from bitter experience that the mere delivery of negroes from a southern city did not guarantee a sufficient supply of labor, made an effort to secure married men... only, and even to investi- gate them prior to their coming. Differences in recruiting methods may also explain why some employers and labor agents hold a very optimistic view of the negro as a worker, while others despair of him. The reason why Pittsburgh has been unable to secure a stable labor force is doubtless realized by the local manufacturers. Married negroes come to the North to stay. They desire to have their families with them, and if they are not accompanied North by their wives and children they plan to have them follow at the earliest possible date.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the number who had been there for the longest period, married men predominated, showing the tendency of this class to become 1 Epstein, The Negro Migrant in Pittsburgh, p. 7.
119 120 NEGRO MIGRATION DURING THE WAR permanent residents. This fact becoming evident, some in- dustrial concerns bringing men from the South, having learned from bitter experience that the mere delivery of negroes from a southern city did not guarantee a sufficient supply of labor, made an effort to secure married men... only, and even to investi- gate them prior to their coming. Differences in recruiting methods may also explain why some employers and labor agents hold a very optimistic view of the negro as a worker, while others despair of him. The reason why Pittsburgh has been unable to secure a stable labor force is doubtless realized by the local manufacturers. Married negroes come to the North to stay. They desire to have their families with them, and if they are not accompanied North by their wives and children they plan to have them follow at the earliest possible date.
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