While many people did who did not experience an economic boom in the 1920s?

Many individuals, particularly those in agricultural sectors and marginalized communities, did not experience the economic boom of the 1920s. Farmers faced declining prices and overproduction, leading to widespread financial distress. Additionally, African Americans and other minority groups often remained excluded from the benefits of economic growth due to systemic racism and discrimination. Industrial workers in certain sectors also struggled with low wages and poor working conditions, highlighting stark inequalities during this era of prosperity.