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Subject(s)

• African Americans [Browse]
• Black race [Browse]
• United States—Race relations [Browse]
• Race relations [Browse]
• Black people [Browse]

Editor

• Young, Donald, 1898-1977 [Browse]
• King, Clyde L. (Clyde Lyndon), 1879-1937 [Browse]

Related name

• Miller, Herbert Adolphus, 1875-1951 [Browse]
• Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963 [Browse]
• Johnson, James Weldon, 1871-1938 [Browse]
• Wells, James Lesesne, 1902-1993 [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Woodcuts [Browse]

Series

• Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ; v. 140. [More in this series]
• Annals / American Academy of Political and Social Science ; v. 140

Notes

• Edited by Donald Young.
• Includes contributions by Herbert Adolphus Miller, W.E.B. Du Bois, James Weldon Johnson, et al.
• Woodcut frontispiece, "A Lackawanna steel mill" by J.L. Wells.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Binding note

Princeton copy 1 In original dust jacket.

Contents

• Part I. Race relations
• Race and class parallelism / Herbert Adolphus Miller
• Race relations in the United States / W.E. Burghardt Du Bois
• The bases of race prejudice / Robert E. Park
• Part II. The negro as an element in the population of the United States
• Self-respect as a factor in racial advancement / H.M. Bond
• The Negro in the United States, a statistical statement / Charles Luther Fry
• The American mulatto / E.B. Reuter
• The Negro family / E. Franklin Frazier
• The Negro criminal, a statistical note / Thorsten Sellin
• Feebleminded and pauper Negroes in public institutions / Niles Carpenter
• The health of the Negro / Louis I. Dublin
• Tuberculosis and the Negro / H.M.R. Landis
• Part III. The legal status of the negro
• Legal aspects of the Negro problem / James Weldon Johnson and Herbert Seligmann
• Government and the Negro / Kelly Miller
• Residential segregation in American cities / Ernest W. Burgess
• Part IV. The economic achievement of the negro
• The progress of the American Negro in slavery / Roy F. Nichols
• Industrial training for the Negro / James E. Gregg
• The changing economic status of the Negro / Charles S. Johnson
• The Negro in business and the professions / Monroe N. Work
• The Negro in the New South / Will W. Alexander
• Part V. The mental ability and achievement of the Negro
• Early African culture as an indication of present Negro potentialities / Leo Frobenius
• The mental status of the Negro / Morris S. Viteles
• Methods of investigating comparative abilities in races / Joseph Peterson
• The musical ability of the Negro / Yale Nathanson
• Three new approaches to the study of Negro music / Carl E. Seashore
• The educational achievements of Negro children / Charles J. Thompson
• Common schools for Negroes in the South / N.C. Newbold
• Negroes in the public elementary schools of the North / E. George Payne
• The Negro's contribution to American art and literature / Alain Locke
• The Negro press / Eugene Gordon
• Part VI. Organizations for social betterment
• Organized Negro effort for racial progress / R.R. Moton
• The church and Negro progress / George E. Haynes
• Recreational facilities for the Negro / Forrester B. Washington
• The work of the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associations with Negro youth / C.H. Tobias
• Social work among Negroes / Eugene Kinckle Joness
• Health measures as they relate to the Negro race / F.O. Nichols
• Part VII. Race relations in other lands
• Black and White in South Africa / Raymond Leslie Buell
• The Negro in relation to other races in Latin America / L.L. and J.S. Bernard
• Black and White in certain parts of West Africa / Isaac Fisher
• The color line in Europe / Walter White.

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LCCN

28029716

OCLC

171268

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