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Buxton: A Black Utopia In The Heartland, An Expanded Edition (Bur Oak Book),New Houghton Mifflin College Div And Some Of The ProblemsFrom 1900 Until The Early 1920S, An Unusual Community Existed In America'S Heartlandbuxton, Iowa. Originally Established By The Consolidation Coal Company, Buxton Was The Largest Unincorporated Coal Mining Community In Iowa. What Made Buxton Unique, However, Is The Fact That The Majority Of Its 5,000 Residents Were African Americansa Highly Unusual Racial Composition For A State Which Was Over 90 Percent White. At A Time When Both Southern And