How did groups of Americans did not benefit from the prosperity of 1920?

During the 1920s, many groups of Americans did not share in the economic prosperity, particularly African Americans, immigrants, and rural farmers. African Americans faced systemic racism and limited job opportunities, often relegated to low-paying labor. Immigrants encountered discrimination and were frequently denied access to good jobs and housing, while many rural farmers struggled with falling crop prices and rising debt, leading to financial hardship. These disparities highlighted the uneven distribution of wealth and opportunity during the decade.