Schlabach, E: Dream Books and Gamblers Black Women's Work in Chicago's Policy Game

"Dream Books and Gamblers is a must read! Schlabach impressively weaves together a fascinating narrative about Chicago's policy racket between 1890 and 1968. A major contribution to the fields of business and Black women's histories, Schlabach illuminates Black women's important and multifaceted role in the urban gambling enterprises. Dream Books and Gamblers is certain to transform our understanding of African American history, leaving scholars with new ways of researching and discussing Black life and culture."--LaShawn Harris, author of Sex Workers, Psychics, and Numbers Runners