Houston Bound: Culture and Color in a Jim Crow City (American Crossroads) (Volume 41)
A historical study of race, migration, and culture in Jim Crow-era Houston, exploring how diverse communities shaped the city's identity.
About This Book
Houston Bound examines the intersections of race, culture, and migration in a major American city during the twentieth century.
The book situates Houston within broader patterns of the Jim Crow South and the American West.
It draws on archival research to highlight the experiences of African American, Mexican American, and white communities.
The study contributes to ongoing conversations about urban development, civil rights, and regional identity.
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