The migrants faced struggles but persevered from "summary" of The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson
The migrants who embarked on the journey north faced challenges that seemed insurmountable at times. Leaving behind all they had ever known, they ventured into the unknown, hoping for a better life. They encountered discrimination, hostility, and hardship along the way, as they struggled to find jobs, housing, and acceptance in a society that often viewed them with suspicion. Despite these obstacles, the migrants refused to give up. They endured long hours of back-breaking labor, low wages, and poor living conditions, all in the pursuit of a brighter future for themselves and their families. They faced discrimination in the North, just as they had in the South, but they persevered, determined to carve out a place for themselves in a world that was not always welcoming. Their resilience was truly remarkable. They built communities, forged relationships, and found strength in their shared experiences. They created a new life for themselves, one that was far removed from the oppressio...
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