Black Entrepreneuralship in Columbia, South Carolina: The Duality of Purpose Resulting from Jim Crow ; 2002 Dec. : [typescript] / Nancy Brown.

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Black Entrepreneuralship in Columbia, South Carolina: The Duality of Purpose Resulting from Jim Crow ; 2002 Dec. : [typescript] / Nancy Brown.

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Essay re ways in which Jim Crow laws in South Carolina contributed to growth and development of businesses catering to, and owned by, African Americans living in Columbia, S.C. Topics discussed include the Victory Savings Bank, and Nathaniel Jerome Frederick and The Palmetto Leader newspaper.

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