The Sears Catalog changed how Black Americans purchased goods in the Jim Crow South

The Sears Catalog changed how Americans purchased goods and unintentionally created a new, equal buying experience for Black Americans in the Jim Crow South. Monthly with Mosley is a segment on Lake Effect with Judge Derek Mosley and he shares more about this topic.
The Sears Catalog changed how Americans purchased goods and unintentionally created a new, equal buying experience for Black Americans in the Jim Crow South. Monthly with Mosley is a segment on Lake Effect with Judge Derek Mosley and he shares more about this topic.

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