Radicals and conservatives, and other essays on the Negro in America.
Series: Sourcebooks in Negro history
Publisher: Schocken Books
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: African Americans
Notes: First published in 1908 under title: Race adjustment; reprinted in 1968 with an introd. by Philip Rieff.
Table of contents: title: Radicals and conservatives.; title: As to the leopard's spots.; title: An appeal to reason on the race problem.; title: The Negro's part in the Negro problem.; title: Social equality.; title: The city Negro.; title: Religion as a solvent of the race problem.; title: Plea of the oppressed.; title: The land of Goshen.; title: Surplus Negro women.; title: Rise of the professional class.; title: Eminent Negroes.; title: What Walt Whitman means to the Negro.; title: Frederick Douglass.; title: Jefferson and the Negro.; title: The artistic gifts of the Negro.; title: The early struggle for education.; title: A brief for the higher education of the Negro.; title: Roosevelt and the Negro.