A documentary history of the Negro people in the United States, 1910-1932 / edited by Herbert Aptheker ; preface by Charles H. Wesley.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Aptheker, Herbert, 1915-2003, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

African Americans--History--Sources.

African Americans.

Genre:

Sources.

History.

Physical Description:

xxii, 754 pages : 1 illustration ; 22 cm

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Secaucus, N.J. : Citadel Press ©1973.

Summary:

Contains primary source material.

Contents:

V. 3. From the emergence of the N.A.A C.P. to the beginning of the New Deal (1910-1932). 1. Booker T. Washington : pro and con (1910) ; a) A cartoon from The Boston Guardian ; b) Chapters from My experience / Booker T. Washington

2. "Doomed to destruction, " : Black ministers appeal to President William Howard Taft (1910)

3. The "United Colored Democracy" and the New York election of 1910 ; a) "Remember Brownsville" ; b) What do we want?

4. From the first number of The Crisis (1910) ; a) Segregation ; b) Baltimore ; c) Voting ; d) Agitation ; e) Organizations and meetings ; f) The N.A.A.C.P.

5. The opera house lynching (Kentucky, 1911)

6. Peonage (1911)

7. The National Association of Colored Women (1911)

8. Second annual report, N.A.A.C.P. (1911)

9. The Negro at work in New York City (1912)

10. A southern domestic worker speaks (1912)

11. Divine right / W.E.B. Du Bois (1912)

12. A Black man's appeal to his white brothers (1912)

13. Votes for women / W.E.B. Du Bois

14. Woodrow Wilson : rhetoric and reality (1912-1913) ; a) Wilson to Bishop Walters ; b) Francis J. Grimké to Wilson ; c) An open letter to Woodrow Wilson from The Crisis ; d) From the board of the N.A.A.C.P.

15. For an Afro-American literature / William H. Ferris (1913)

16. "A glorious sight to see, " the I.W.W. in Louisiana (1913)

17. Work for Black folk in 1914 / W.E.B. Du Bois

18. "Too ready to sacrifice our rights" (1914)

19. The Trotter encounter with President Wilson (1914)

20. The ultimate effects of segregation and discrimination (1915) / William Pickens

21. Protesting "Birth of a nation" (1915)

22. Mr. B.T. Washington in Louisiana (1915)

23. Votes for women : a symposium by leading thinkers of colored America (1915)

24. My view of segregation laws (1915) / Booker T. Washington

25. Are we making good? / Mrs. Booker T. Washington (1915)

26. Installation address at Tuskegee (1916) / Robert R. Moton

27. The Amenia Conference of 1916

28. Lily-white Lincoln University (Pa.) in 1916

29. An appeal to reject President Wilson, 1916

30. Lynching and the N.A.A.C.P. (1916)

31. Battle reports from the field (1916)

32. Tuskegee Conference, 1917

33. The Boston branch of the N.A.A.C.P. to 1917

34. Organizing in the South (1917) / James Weldon Johnson

35. Memorial to Atlanta, Ga., Board of Education, 1917

36. The red light and the Black ghetto, Savannah, 1917

37. On Pan-Africa and liberation / Bishop Walters (1917)

38. "It is not my purpose to speak" / Francis J. Grimké (1917)

39. The silent anti-lynching parade (1917)

40. Forced labor and the "war for democracy" (1917)

41. The Houston, Texas uprising, 1917

42. The migration of Negroes / W.E.B. Du Bois (1917)

43. Fighting against racism, 1917 ; a) In the District of Columbia ; b) In Georgia

44. The Negro and the War Department / Emmett J. Scott (1917)

45. Editorials from The Messenger, 1918 ; a) The hanging of the Negro soldiers ; b) The Bolsheviki

46. Denouncing lynching and racism, 1918 ; a) The Atlanta appeal ; b) Petitioning President Wilson

47. Harassment of Afro-American soldiers, 1918

48. "Exhibitions of savagery" (1918)

49. What the N.A.A.C.P. has done for the colored soldier (1918)

50. The American Negro and the World War / Robert R. Moton (1918)

51. "Hear our grievances" (1918)

52. Address to the Committee on Public Information (1918)

53. Reasons why white and Black workers should combine in labor unions (1918)

54. Shooting Black soldiers at Camp Merritt, N.J. (1918)

55. The work of a mob / Walter F. White (1918)

56. Liberty and "liberty" / F.J. Grimké (1918)

57. The "moral advantage" of Black people / Kelly Miller (1918)

58. What will the Negro get out of the war? (1918)

59. "Work or fight" in the South (1919) / Walter F. White

60. Address of welcome to the men who have returned from the battlefront / F.J. Grimké (1919)

61. Resolutions of the N.A.A.C.P., 1919

62. On the Pan-African Congress, 1919 ; a) Du Bois' memorandum ; b) Resolutions of Congress

63. Ben Fletcher and the I.W.W. (1919)

64. Black and white psychology / Jean Toomer (1919)

65. How to stop lynching (1919)

66. A warning to the President, from Robert R. Moton (1919)

67. Socialism, the Negroes' hope / W.A. Domingo (1919)

68. For promoting labor unionism among Black workers (1919)

69. The Negro and the labor union : an N.A.A.C.P. report (1919)

70. The red year of 1919 ; a) Chicago and its eight reasons ; b) A letter from a Black woman ; c) Race conflict in Arkansas

71. Bogalusa, Louisiana, 1919

72. What does the Negro want in our democracy? / R.R. Wright, Jr. (1919)

73. Black troops in Europe / R.R. Moton (1920)

74. "Injustice makes Bolsheviks" (1920) : a speech by Williams Pickens

75. For a Black God (1920)

76. President Harding and the Black voter (1920)

77. Sergeant Caldwell executed (1920)

78. The woman voter hits the color line (1920)

79. Trying to vote (1920) ; a) Election day in Florida ; b) A letter from Georgia ; c) A letter from Virginia

80. A letter from a lynch victim (1921)

81. Lynching and pogrom (1921) ; a) Lunching and debt-slavery / William Pickens ; b) The eruption of Tulsa / Walter F. White

82. The 24th Infantry prisoners (1921)

83. The Pan-African Congress of 1921 ; a) Bulletin 1 ; b) Manifesto, "To the world" ; c) Statutes of the association

84. Analyses and proposals, 1922 ; a) Some things Negroes need to do / Carter G. Woodson ; b) From Report of Association for Study of Negro Life and History ; c) Some notes on color / Jessie Fauset ; d) "The nation is doomed" / F.J. Grimké ; e) The trend of the races / George E. Haynes

85. On Marcus Garvey (1922) ; a) Garvey as a Negro Moses / Claude McKay ; b) A symposium on Garvey / Negro leaders

86. Marcus Garvey and Garveyism (1923-1924) ; a) The emperor of Africa / William Pickens ; b) Imperator Africanus / Eric Walrond ; c) The Negro's greatest enemy / Marcus Garvey ; d) An appeal to the soul of white America / Marcus Garvey ; e) Advertisement in the New York World

87. The Reconstruction Era : a reconsideration / John R. Lynch (1923)

88. The African Blood Brotherhood (1923)

89. The defeat of Arkansas Lynch Law (1923) / Walter F. White

90. The National Association of Negro Musicians (1923) / Carl Diton

91. From job to job : a personal narrative (1923) / George S. Schuyler

92. The third Pan-African Congress (1923)

93. Soviet Russia and the Negro (1924) / Claude McKay

94. The massive petition for the Houston prisoners (1924)

95. The Negro and non-resistance (1924) / E. Franklin Frazier

96. Intelligence tests and propaganda (1924) / Horace Mann Bond

97. Black workers and the A.F.L. : a proposal (1924), from the N.A.A.C.P.

98. The gentlemen's agreement and the Negro vote (1924) / W.E.B. Du Bois

99. Restricted West Indian immigration and the American Negro (1924) / W.A. Domingo

100. La Follette and the Black voters (1924) ; a) The Crisis editorial : La Follette ; b) The political situation and the Negro / A. Philip Randolph ; c) Bishop Hurst endorses La Follette

101. Art is helping obliterate the color line (1925) / Lester A. Walton

102. American Negro Labor Congress (1925)

103. The Fisk Student Strike of 1925

104. Negroes in new abolition movement (1925) / Robert W. Bagnall

105. On being young, a woman, and colored (1925) / Marita O. Bonner

106. Go to high school, go to college campaign (1925)

107. The Aiken, S.C. lynching (1926)

108. Detroit (1926) / James Weldon Johnson

109. Krigwa Players Little Negro Theatre (1926)

110. The Negro artists and the racial mountain (1926) / Langston Hughes

111. The National Negro Bankers' Association (1926)

112. Resolution on the Negro question : anti-imperialist congress (1927)

113. American Inter-Racial Peace Committee (1927)

114. The fourth Pan-African Congress (1927)

115. Battling segregation and discrimination (1927)

116. The high cost of prejudice (1927) / Alain Locke

117. The Hampton Strike (1927) / W.E.B. Du Bois

118. Conditions in Maryland (1928) / Jesse L. Nicholas

119. Marcus Garvey and the N.A.A.C.P. (1928) / W.E.B. Du Bois

120. A new religion for the Negro (1928) / Eugene Gordon

121. An appeal to America (the 1928 elections)

122. For the recognition of the Soviet Union (1928) / William Pickens

123. Race prejudice and the Negro artists (1928) / James Weldon Johnson

124. Social work among Negroes (1928) / Eugene K. Jones

125. The National Inter-Racial Conference (1928) ; a) On agriculture and industry / Charles H. Wesley

126. Sixteen-year-old youth battles two hundred police (1928)

127. A state of fact on lynching (1929) / Walter F. White

128. The menace of capitalist "friendship" (1929)

129. International Council of Women of the Darker Races (1929)

130. The Thompson-Negro Alliance (1929) / Ralph J. Bunche

131. A Black man enters Congress (1929)

132. Negro labor and the church (1929) / A. Philip Randolph

133. The Negro worker and the labor movement (1930) / A.L. Harris

134. The Autumn Leaf Club (1930) / E.W. Grimes

135. Report to trustees of Tuskegee (1930) / R.R. Moton

136. Catholic justice (1930)

137. White men and a colored woman (1930)

138. The American Negro Labor Congress (1930)

139. Negro authors week (1930) / C. Ruth Wright

140. The Yokinen trial (1931)

141. Equal opportunity (1931) / Manhattan Medical Society

142. "With tears in my eyes" (1931) / Eugene Brown

143. The miseducation of the Negro (1931) / Carter G. Woodson

144. Communism and the Negro tenant farmer (1931) / Elmer A. Carter

145. On racist textbooks (1931) / Walter F. White

146. Rights and privileges as citizens (1932) / Oscar De Priest

147. Negro editors on communism (1932)

148. Negro social worker evaluates birth control (1932) / Constance Fisher

149. War in the East (1932) / Cyril Briggs

150. Appeal of the Scottsboro Boys (1932)

151. Discrimination in federal flood control construction (1932) / Walter F. White

152. The bankruptcy of capitalism and capitalist education (1932) / James W. Ford

153. The Bonuseers ban Jim Crow (1932) / Roy Wilkins

154. Herbert Hoover (1932) / W.E.B. Du Bois.

Notes:

Previously published as volume 2 in the set "A documentary history of the Negro people in the United States" with the volume title: From the emergence of the N.A.A C.P. to the beginning of the New Deal. Considered later as volume 3 when the original volume 1 was released as volumes 1-2.

Contains primary source material.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Local Notes:

Pennsylvania Abolition Society Complimentary Collection.

ISBN:

0806503629

9780806503622

OCLC:

944379