


| Sears and its catalogue helped subvert Jim Crow in the South |
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Sears cultivated the connection. The plight of African-Americans in the South dominated the philanthropy of Julius Rosenwald, who succeeded Richard Sears as company president. By 1932, his foundation had built nearly 5,000 schools in the rural South to educate black children. Democratic Rep. John Lewis was one graduate.
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