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Source 6 NATIVE POINT
Complaints-

-People thought racism had ended there but it just grew in some parts

- People didn’t want them there because they had a home their first
Missing Perspective

1. This missing perspective is how others thought about this and if they think this is true or not.

2. The other missing perspective if of the African Americans and how they think about all this.

Review of Missing Perspective

1. This could show us how everyone thought and why they thought this way.

2. This could give us the reasoning behind their thoughts and give us more of an acknowledgement to the idea.

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The Riot Area Extending Over the Black Belt

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The Riot Area Extending Over the Black Belt

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Source 5 NATIVE POINT
Complaints-

-People were locked in buildings so that the African Americans couldn't leave to protest or start riots

-This caused lots of people to quit their jobs and some people even died
Missing Perspective

1. The missing perspective is the reaction of the people and how they thought about this.

2. This really changed a lot and this started a lot of problems and caused a lot of deaths with the changing of everything. The other missing perspective would be how these people felt to be locked in work and not allowed to do what they like with freedom of speech.

Review of Missing Perspective

-This could give us more of a real feel of everything and how the people feel about this. -This could give us the emotion behind this and see if this was the real cause of so many deaths and how come they didn’t have the choice to riot with their own freedom of speech.

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Source 4 NATIVE POINT
Complaints-
-So many immigrants and now the African Americans made the streets and everywhere so crowded
-Jobs and homes were very hard to find let alone a place to walk without so many people around
Missing Perspective
-This really shows how over populated it is everywhere and what they are going to do about it is missing from the perspective  of this picture.
-It is also missing the perspective of the southerns and how it looks in the south without so many people.
Review of Missing Perspective
1. This could show us if they tried to do anything and what they would have done
2. This could show us how they feel about this and how their economy and jobs are doing.

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A 1922 photograph by Carter G. Woodson captioned “A result of the migration. A African American teacher with pupils of both races.” 

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A 1922 photograph by Carter G. Woodson captioned “A result of the migration. A African American teacher with pupils of both races.” 

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Source 3 NATIVE POINT
Complaints-
-Schools were being overcrowded
-There weren't many places for them to go to school. So they basically all went to the same schools.
Missing Perspective

1. The missing perspective is how the south was handling losing so many families and slaves.

2. This also shows how the slave owners and people that they worked for are feeling now that they had just left and found a free place in the north and they are finally getting somewhat of that they deserve.

Review of Missing Perspective
-This could show us their point of view during this and how it made them feel.
-This could get us to see if they tried to do anything but this isn't really taken too far and if they tried to do something to stop this.

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An excerpt from an 1895 printing of “Why is the African American Lynched?” one of the final essays written by Frederick Douglass before his death. 

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An excerpt from an 1895 printing of “Why is the African American Lynched?” one of the final essays written by Frederick Douglass before his death. 

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Source 2 NATIVE POINT
(Page 1)
Complaints-
-People were getting paid less
-Jobs became really scarce
Missing Perspective

1. This is about the man that is getting hanged or tortured that was at first given from the African american point of view but is now written from a  native point of view to help us understand why. The missing perspective is how they African american felt.

2. Another missing perspective is how this escalated so quickly and what was going through everyone's head during the time.

Review of Missing Perspective

1. We can get more of an understanding of everything behind this and hwy this is happening ang hwy no one stood up for this

2. We could see more of the story and behind everything and how this escalated so quickly

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Citation Information

Douglass, Frederick, excerpt from "Why is the Negro lynched?," Digital Public Library of America, http://dp.la/item/6c945714aa04820f6905dd29cf8806b8.

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An excerpt from an 1895 printing of "Why is the Negro Lynched?" one of the final essays written by Frederick Douglass before his death.

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Citation Information Douglass, Frederick, excerpt from "Why is the Negro lynched?," Digital Public Library of America, http://dp.la/item/6c945714aa04820f6905dd29cf8806b8. Note: These citations are programmatically generated and may be incomplete.

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Letters Of Africna Americna Migrants Explained from Native Point of View

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Letters Of Africna Americna Migrants Explained from Native Point of View

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Source 1 NATIVE POINT
Complaints-

The African american were taking their jobs

They were overcrowding the streets

Missing Perspective

1. A missing perspective from this is the people that actually wrote these letters. It only tells us why the letters are written but not by who.

2. Another perspective is exactly why they wanted this and how they were going to accomplish this.

Review of Missing Perspective
This could show us why they wrote the letters or who they were written by and who were addressed to.
This could give us reasoning and more of an explanation of everything that happened during this time period and what was going through their heads.

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A lynching announcement from New Orleans, 1919

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A lynching announcement from New Orleans, 1919

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Source 6
Push- So many people were hanged and killed just for being African american they didn’t have to do anything just be a different color compared to others and they were told they were nothing.

Pull-  They wouldn’t be treated like this if they went to the North and they wouldn't be as different as everyone else.

Missing Perspective

1. The missing perspective form this newspaper is the response of the people. And how they feel about what is happening to the person.

2. Another missing perspective is what is going on with the person who is getting either hanged or tortured. They don’t really talk about what happened and why this is happening.
Review of Missing Perspective

1. This could show us how they feel about this and if they thought about doing something to help this or if they cared a little about this.

2. This could show us the reasoning behind it or if there isn't any and why they just picked this one person or how many others this has happened to without them doing anything.

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African American family arriving in Chicago after migrating from the rural South, 1922.

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African American family arriving in Chicago after migrating from the rural South, 1922.

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Source 5
Push-  They could have a  good job that paid them any bit of money compared to the south
Pull- They could work and get something for it. They could support their families.
Missing Perspective

1. A missing perspective from this photo is the rest of the people in Chicago and how all of these African American families just migration into the North and how they feel.

2. Another missing perspective from this would be the photographer and why the took this photo. If it was just for documentation of to spread the word that African Americans were coming into the north.

Review of Missing Perspective

1. This could show us their reaction and how this made them feel with so many people entering.

2. This could show us what their intention was with the photo and if it could maybe reach the south to encourage others to move to the North.

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"All Colored People That want to Go To Kansas, On  Sept. 5th, 1877

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"All Colored People That want to Go To Kansas, On  Sept. 5th, 1877

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Source 4
Push- They had the chance to leave and it only cost them 5$ to be treated and have  real life as their own person

Pull- They could have a  free life and not have their family and kids born into the life they had to go through.
Missing Perspective

1. This is missing the perspective of a lot of people including who put this sign up and what exactly they wanted to do with this.

2. Another perspective is how all of the people that didn’t want the African Americans to move, how they felt and what they were going to do about it or if they were just going to leave it.

Review of Missing Perspective

1. This could show us their reaction and how this made them feel with so many people entering.

2. This could show us what their intention was with the photo and if it could maybe reach the south to encourage others to move to the North.

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"Letters of African American Migrants of 1916-1918" (Letter 3)

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"Letters of African American Migrants of 1916-1918" (Letter 3)

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Source 3
Push-  they were barely being treated like men there and they wanted to have some kind of place in a place they call home.
Pull- This is something they could get from living in the north or at least more than they could in the south.
Missing Perspective
-The missing perceptive in this source is the answer to the letter.
-We are also missing the perspective of how those people around where this person lives and to really get a feel of what they are feeling while this person wrote this letter and sent it.
Review of Missing Perspective

1. This could show us if they got what they wanted and if it all worked out in the way that they had wanted.

2. This could show us if everyone was being treated the same way or if it was just him and it could give us more of a feeling how this affects more than just one person's life but everyone who they are around and those that witness this.

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An excerpt from A Century of  African American Migration by Carter G. Woodson, 1918

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An excerpt from A Century of  African American Migration by Carter G. Woodson, 1918

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Source 2
Push- African Americans were being so badly treated there

Pull-  They wanted a chance to be treated the correct way and not like some animals.
Missing Perspective

1. This excerpt talks about how the African Americans were given a chance through the great migration to move north. The perspective that we are missing is how the north felt about this. The story is from the perspective of only an African american so we don’t get the perspective of the people in the north.

2. We are also missing the perspective of the people in the south that are not African Americans and how they feel.

Review of Missing Perspective
-We could get more of a sense of how this affects those that already live in the north
-This could show us the feelings of those who owned them in the south and how they made them feel compared to the African Americans who got to escape and go to the north.

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Citation Information

Woodson, Carter Godwin, excerpt from "A century of negro migration," Digital Public Library of America, http://dp.la/item/57cb01d35f73f3f2522ed959df112c80.

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An excerpt from *A Century of Negro Migration* by Carter G. Woodson, 1918.

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A Painting of the Great Migration, by Jacob Lawrence, 1917

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A Painting of the Great Migration, by Jacob Lawrence, 1917

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Source 1

Push- There was no freedom and people couldn't do the things that everyone else could

Pull- People Had freedom and could leave whenever they please, they had somewhat the same rights as everyone else

Missing Perspective
-One missing perspective from this source is the people that stayed during the migration instead of choosing to migrate to the other states. This is missing because in this source the only thing we see people going into the states but we don’t see the people that are not leaving.
-Another perspective that we are missing is the view of the people that are already living in those states. We don't see how those people are feeling now that jobs and money will be taken by those that are entering their states during this great migration.
Review of Missing Perspective

1. This missing perspective could add the reasoning of why these people decided to leave and why those who stayed behind decided to do that, or if it was a choice or not.

2. This could show us those people's feelings and why they feel that way. It could also give us more sense in why this all happened the way that it did.