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During the 1920s, groups such as African Americans, farmers, and immigrant workers largely did not share in the decade's prosperity. African Americans faced widespread racial discrimination and limited economic opportunities, often relegated to low-wage jobs. Farmers struggled due to overproduction and falling prices, leading to economic hardship for many in rural areas. Immigrant workers faced exploitation and were often excluded from the benefits of the booming economy due to restrictive Immigration laws and labor market barriers.

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