Houston Bound: Culture and Color in a Jim Crow City (American Crossroads) (Volume 41)
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Houston Bound: Culture and Color in a Jim Crow City (American Crossroads) (Volume 41)

by Tyina L. Steptoe

History African American Studies
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Houston Bound examines culture, race, and community in Houston during the Jim Crow era. Focusing on the city’s history and identity, Tyina L. Steptoe presents a focused study of how segregation shaped life in a major American city.

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Houston Bound explores culture and color in Houston during the Jim Crow era.

Tyina L. Steptoe examines the city’s history through the intertwined themes of race, segregation, and community.

As part of the American Crossroads series, the book offers a focused study of Houston and its place in American history.

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