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Sources B and C are about the experience of black American migrants in the Northern cities before 1945.

Source B
Here we live in peace, free from the racism we suffered in the Southern states. I have to work long hours in the factory but I am rewarded with good wages. At the end of my working day I am most thankful to return to my family in a home which is spacious and warm. A bright new future awaits you here in the North.

Source C
It is nearly a year since we moved from the South. Like other black Americans who live here, my whole family share a single, damp room. There are plenty of jobs in the nearby factory but my
pay is just a dollar a day which is barely enough to buy the essentials. There may be no lynchings here but I still get called 'boy' and other names by white Americans.

Question:
Compare the views of Sources B and C about the experience of black American migrants in the Northern cities before 1941. (Compare the sources overall and/or in detail.)

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