How did Black identity become tied to urban life because of the Second Great Migration?

During the Second Great Migration, millions of Black Americans moved from the South to cities in the North and West. These cities became centers of Black culture, community, and political life, where people celebrated and developed Black heritage. This is why Black identity became closely tied to urban life; the correct choice is the creation of cultural hubs in cities where Black heritage was celebrated.

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