This pioneering study of the black community in Toronto represents a landmark in the field of sociology. Drawing on extensive research and interviews with members of the community, Daniel G. Hill provides a detailed and insightful analysis of the challenges faced by this minority group, and sheds light on the broader issues of immigration and race relations in Canada.

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