The history of how blacks came to America is generally not found in
city hall documents, but in the old Black churches and in the
hearts and minds of elderly blacks who attended those churches.
Through oral history and participant observation, this book
attempts to unfold the story of what really occurred in the
development of northeastern American towns and cities through the
events that took place in Plainfield, New Jersey. This town was
chosen for the study because of its large African-American
population (65-70%), and the concentration of churches which were
established around 1900.
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