During the 1890s, many African Americans moved from rural areas to the outskirts of major cities where they established

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During the 1890s, many African Americans moved to the outskirts of major cities and established "freedman's towns," which were communities formed by freed slaves and their descendants. These towns provided a sense of community and safety from the racial discrimination prevalent in other areas.

During the 1890s, Many African Americans Moved from Rural Areas