Answer:
In the late 1800s, the growth of all-black towns coincided with the development of the movement for an all-black state to join the Union.
"Edward P. McCabe"
was one of the biggest supporters of this idea. He bought land and established the community of
"Langston"
. Though an all-black state never happened, more African Americans moved to the state, and all-black communities sprang up throughout Oklahoma.
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