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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2017 · 19 MIN

Race and Ruination: 1917 and the Origins of Montana’s African American Exodus

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Despite their contributions to the war effort, 1917 was an ominous, watershed year for Montana’s black citizens. Montana State University graduate student Anthony Wood explores some of the reasons that the environmental and economic conditions of 1917—and the years that followed—were so devastating to African Americans living in Montana.

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