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So, it’s heavily worn with some black trousers and black dress shoes and the black formal socks from Fort Belvedere
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1950s Quick Facts & Cost of Living Black population by 1960: 18.9 million (10.5% of the U.S.) Black Female Birth Rate by 1960: 153.6 per 1000 women The neonatal mortality rate per 1,000 live births was 17.8 for whites and 27.0 for “Negro and other” Black Female Marriage Rate: 67% National Divorce Rate: 2.1-2.5 per 1000 marriages Interracial Marriage Rate: 0.1% of all unions Median Annual Family Income (1955): White: $4,613 Black: $2,514 Common Jobs: Factory work, military service, maids, caregivers, nurses, manual laborers, educators, beauticians, barbers, local retailers, sharecroppers, morticians, salesmen The 1950s Black Middle Class While approximately 55% of Black Americans lived below the poverty line by the end of the fifties, roughly 1% were middle class (earning over $5000 a year)
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