
The Forgotten Empires: Black Wall Streets of America
Atlanta, Georgia - Sweet Auburn Avenue
By J.R. Walton
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An inspiring look at Sweet Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia — once dubbed 'the richest Negro street in the world' by fortune magazine writer John Wesley Dobbs. This volume explores the pioneering Black financial institutions, newspapers, insurance companies, and cultural hubs th…
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An inspiring look at Sweet Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia — once dubbed 'the richest Negro street in the world' by fortune magazine writer John Wesley Dobbs. This volume explores the pioneering Black financial institutions, newspapers, insurance companies, and cultural hubs that made Sweet Auburn the national epicenter of African American economic independence and civic power during Jim Crow.
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