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Victor H. Green

    The Negro Motorist Green-Book
    The Negro Motorist Green-Book: Railroad Edition 1951
    The Negro Motorist Green-Book
    The Negro Motorist Green-Book
    • The Negro Motorist Green-Book

      1940 Facsimile Edition

      • 56 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      The guidebook serves as a crucial resource for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era, addressing the challenges they faced on the road, such as discrimination and lack of accommodations. Created by Victor Hugo Green, it evolved from local listings in New York to a comprehensive directory covering much of North America. The Green Book not only provided safe travel options but also highlighted the emergence of a black middle class eager to explore the country despite systemic barriers.

      The Negro Motorist Green-Book
    • The Negro Motorist Green-Book

      1949 Facsimile Edition

      • 88 páginas
      • 4 horas de lectura

      Originating during the Jim Crow era, this guidebook served as a vital resource for African American travelers, addressing the severe discrimination they faced on the road. Victor Hugo Green, a New York City mailman, created it to help the emerging African American middle class navigate safe places for food and lodging. The guide expanded its reach across North America, offering essential information to combat the dangers of arbitrary arrests and refusal of service, ultimately fostering a sense of community and support among travelers.

      The Negro Motorist Green-Book
    • Focusing on travel by railroads, this edition highlights the historical context of the Negro Motorist Green Book, created by Victor Hugo Green during the Jim Crow era. It served as a vital resource for African American travelers, providing information on safe and welcoming establishments amidst widespread discrimination. Despite limited car ownership due to racial and economic barriers, the growing African American middle class sought to navigate the challenges of road travel. Green's guide expanded its reach across North America, reflecting the resilience and determination of its community.

      The Negro Motorist Green-Book: Railroad Edition 1951
    • The Negro Motorist Green-Book

      1948 Facsimile Edition

      • 88 páginas
      • 4 horas de lectura

      The guidebook served as a crucial resource for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era, addressing the widespread discrimination they faced on the road. Victor Hugo Green, its creator, aimed to provide safe and welcoming options for lodging and dining, expanding its reach across North America. Despite limited car ownership due to economic barriers, the emerging African American middle class utilized the guide to navigate a perilous travel landscape, ultimately fostering a sense of community and empowerment in their journeys.

      The Negro Motorist Green-Book