African Americans in the South who moved from the country to the city
A. were at first resented by their white neighbors, but as their communities grew and prospered they were accepted as equal members of society.
B. found urban white southerners much more tolerant than their rural counterparts.
C. saw their lives greatly improved as they found true freedom and equality in the cities.
D. found that southern cities offered the same segregation, discrimination, and intimidation they experienced in rural settings.
Answer: D
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