The black middle class in southern cities

A) mainly occupied supervisory positions in factories.
B) socialized with the white middle class.
C) worked as clerks and secretaries in offices.
D) worked as teachers and physicians and owned businesses serving the black community.
E) was formed overwhelmingly by women.

Black Middle Class

A segment of the African American population that attained middle-class status, often highlighted for its role in advocating for civil rights and community development.

Southern Cities

Urban centers in the southern part of the United States, often characterized by their unique cultural, historical, and economic attributes.

Physicians

Medical professionals who diagnose and treat illnesses, offer medical advice and care to patients, and may specialize in various fields of medicine.