1860
1870
1957
Increase in nonwhite urbanization...
592
Increase in nonwhite urbanization...
- 54% for Domestic
- 36% None
- 5% Laborer
- 3% Professional
Occupations of Women
Free Slaves population by Ward Prior to 1870: San Antonio
| Sales | |
|---|---|
| Ward 1 | 20% |
| Ward 2 | 25% |
| Ward 3 | 26% |
| Ward 4 | 29% |
Post-slavery, Bexar County remains marked by enduring residential and occupational segregation, revealing the persistent impact of historical injustices on contemporary urban dynamics.
Residential and Occupational Segregation in Bexar County Post-Slavery
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1860
1870
1957
Increase in nonwhite urbanization...
592
Increase in nonwhite urbanization...
- 54% for Domestic
- 36% None
- 5% Laborer
- 3% Professional
Occupations of Women
Free Slaves population by Ward Prior to 1870: San Antonio
Post-slavery, Bexar County remains marked by enduring residential and occupational segregation, revealing the persistent impact of historical injustices on contemporary urban dynamics.