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The Hampton Institute as it Stood in 1921 (The Independent, 1921)


''A Negro Poet'' (NY Times, 1897)


''America's No. 1 Negro'' (The American Magazine, 1941)


''Black Mammy'' (Confederate Veteran Magazine, 1918)


''Fear of the Police'' (Pageant Magazine, 1964)


''Is It Worth While to Educate the Negro?''
(Literary Digest, 1900)


''Negroes Still Departing'' (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)


''School Crises in Dixie'' (American Magazine, 1956)


''Should the Color Line Go?'' (Reader's Digest, 1923)


''Southern Opinions on Negro Suffrage'' (Literary Digest, 1900)


''Thank You, Mr. President'' (Quick Magazine, 1952)


''The Girl Who Started the Civil-Rights Breakthrough'' (Pageant Magazine, 1964)


''The Tenth Man'' (Pathfinder Magazine, 1939)


''Virginia and Negro Suffrage'' (Literary Digest, 1900)


''What the Negro Means to America'' (Atlantic Monthly, 1929)


A Clinic On The Move (Pic Magazine, 1941)


A Poem of Outrage (Masses and Mainstream, 1955)


A Racial Dust-Up in Harlem (Pathfinder Magazine, 1932)


A White Woman Looks at the Negro and the Scourge of Racism (Pageant Magazine, 1947)


Addressing the ''Negro Problem'' (Coronet Magazine, 1949)


Admirable Prudence Crandall (Coronet Magazine, 1961)


African-American Appointed to Presidential Sub-Cabinet (U.S. News, 1954)


Agent is Held for Enticing Negroes (The Atlanta Georgian, 1917)


America's Black Muslims (The Hibbert Journal, 1965)


American Arts and the Black Contribution (Literary Digest, 1917)


An Interview with Dr. George Washington Carver (Ken Magazine, 1939)


Black Racism (Pageant Magazine, 1969)


Bogus Science and the Intelligence of African-Americans (Current Opinion, 1921)


Brough Called Out for Racial Parity (New York Times, 1915)


Comedian Bert Williams: R.I.P. (Literary Digest, 1922)


Confederate Blacks (Confederate Veteran Magazine, 1922)


Confronting the Bigots (The American Magazine, 1946)


Dan Burley, Editor (Pic Magazine, 1943)


FDR, African-Americans, and the 1944 Election (Yank Magazine, 1944)


Foreign-Aid on Behalf of the American Civil Rights Struggle (Quick Magazine, 1951)


How One Southerner Overcame His Racist Attitudes (Coronet Magazine, 1948)


Jim Crow in Trenton (PM Tabloid, 1943


Julian Bond (Coronet Magazine, 1970)


Just Another Classified Ad from Dixie... (The Nation, 1927)


King's March in Washington (United States News, 1963)


Marcus Garvey: The Negro Moses (Literary Digest, 1922)


Miscegenation (Time Magazine, 1923)


Origin of the Term ''Jim Crow'' (Pathfinder Magazine, 1937)


Pain and Hope (Coronet Magazine, 1942)


President Truman and Civil Rights (Commonweal, 1948)


Race Riots in Chicago and Washington (Leslie's Weekly, 1919)


Racial Integration Comes to Sin City (People Today Magazine, 1955)


Racial Integration in the U.S. Army (Coronet Magazine, 1960)


Racial Segregation in Truxton, Virginia (Popular Mechanics, 1919)


Racism in ''The Old Line State'' (The Diamond Back, 1950)


Restraining The Terror In Georgia (The Literary Digest, 1921)


Social Differences Among the Lighter Skinned and Darker Skinned Blacks (Literary Digest, 1922)


The 1964 Harlem Race Riot (Pageant Magazine, 1964)


The Archbishop Did His Bit (Pathfinder Magazine, 1947)


The Backdrop of the Harlem Renaissance (The Independent, 1921)


The Beginning of the End for Jim Crow (Washington World, 1963)


The Bible and Slavery (The North American Review, 1864)


The Black Women Who Pass For White (Liberty Magazine, 1949)


The Creation of the Ghettos (The Saturday Review, 1948)


The Dying Underclass... (Pageant Magazine, 1964)


The First Elected African-American Judge (Literary Digest, 1924)


The Forgotten Midshipman (Literary Digest, 1897)


The Ice was Thawing... (Pathfinder Magazine, 1949)


The Negro's Northern Exodus (The Literary Digest, 1931)


The Old Southern View of Integration (Pageant Magazine, 1959)


The Power of the African-American Press (Pageant Magazine, 1952)


The Red Caps (Ken Magazine, 1938)


The State of African-Americans in 1929 (The Book League, 1929)


The Twilight of Segregated Baseball...(People Today Magazine, 1951)


Tolerance at the Polls (Pageant Magazine, 1953)


W.E.B. DuBois on Black Labor (Reader's Digest, 1923)


What the Negro Thinks (The Bookman, 1929)


White Primaries in Georgia (Pathfinder Magazine, 1947)


Willie Mays (Quick Magazine, 1954)



 
   
 
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