The book contains more than one thousand two hundred real life stories of trials and tribulations of black individuals, the untold stories of American history. Trotter writes about the closeness of Isabel Wilkerson to the subject and her deep involvement in the stories which provide a new understanding as to why the Southerners opted for the new life in the strife-torn cities far away from their homes.
” The stories in the book reveal the inhuman atrocities committed against the black population. Trotter writes, “Over the past decades, scholars have produced a growing range of local and regional case studies of black population movement from the onset of the international slave trade through the late twentieth century. Introduction: Isabel Wilkerson in her book, “The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of Americas Great Migration.” deals extensively with the era of black migration in America, to the urban North and West during the World War I and in the early 1970s and the crying issues that confronted blacks. History and Political Science, Essay Topic: The Warmth of Other Suns.
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