The movement of tens of thousands of Southern blacks north during World War I resulted in

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The movement of Southern blacks north during World War I led to racial violence in the North. Many white northerners were uncomfortable with the increased population of blacks in their cities, leading to tensions and violence. This movement also resulted in the formation of new black communities in the North and a growing black middle class, but not better race relations in the South or fewer blacks willing to be used as strikebreakers.

The Movement of Tens of Thousands of Southern Blacks North