During the Second Great Migration, most of the Black population had to settle into overcrowded and under-resourced neighborhoods. Which was a consequence of living in these areas?

Overcrowded, under-resourced neighborhoods often lacked well-funded schools and adequate health-care services. Limited access to these essential resources made it harder for residents to improve their economic circumstances, perpetuating poverty and inequality. Therefore, the consequence was limited access to quality education and health care.

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