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Many blacks moved from the South to Northern cities during World War II, looking for employment. After the war, a number of them lost their jobs. Why did this happen?

Many blacks moved from the South to Northern cities during World War II, looking for employment. After the war, a number of them lost their jobs. Why did this happen?
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Many blacks moved from the South to Northern cities during World War II, looking for employment. After the war, a number of them lost their jobs. Why did this happen?

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It's "Companies scaled back production during the postwar years." :D

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Many returning "white" Americans wanted their jobs back, and since there was no other way to reopen jobs (becuase of a recession) many of the african americans were laid off.

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