That answer is relative.
By 1920's standards they were treated very well. After all there was a reason so many fled from the United States to Canada. Blacks have a deep history in Canada. Canada in 1819 was one of the first to declare Canadian Blacks were free. They were and are one of the many Nations and cultures that built today's Canada.
By today's standard they were not treated well, or not as well as they could have been. Typical of the age many Canadians held very racial views of people. To them a persons race decided many things. In some cases it meant that the "races" should not mix. In others it meant only certain races should have access to government programs or jobs and could fulfill only certain roles. Sometimes there was open hostility but racial discrimination acts were being passed in the first half of the the 20th century showing that the government and most of the people did not support such racism.
poorly
One of the contributions of the Canadians towards civilization was through various innovations. The Canadians were one of the country that led the way in industrialization.
Many Canadians love football. It just so happens that Hockey is their main sport.
No
"Black people", in my experience, but one tends not to label. Except for a few special places, we don't have a lot of families who were involved with the slave trade in the US. Instead, we have a lot of immigrants from the West Indies and from Africa, so they're often called "Jamaican" or "Kenyan".
German Canadians were treated very badly.
How was life in the 1920s for African Americans?
no
The African Americans were treated like slaves. They weren't treated equally.
African Americans and farmers
Firstly they were not considered African Americans at the time. They were slaves and treated as chattels, as sub-humans. Treated appallingly.
In the 1920s Africans began to work towards social, economic, and politic independence as well as freedom from segregation and discrimination.
canadians have access to fresh water caus e they are close r and African s arnog
The porters needed a union because they were not treated well
The porters needed a union because they were not treated well.
1920s
Harlem Renaissance