[Afro-American pamphlets.
Published: 1827
Language: eng
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: African Americans.
Table of contents: value: [1] The sacrifice of a race / by P.B. Barringer; value: [2] The Negro and national defense / National Urban League; value: [3] Occupational opportunities for Negroes / by Lester B. Granger and T. Arnold Hill; value: [4] They crashed the color line! / Dept. of Industrial Relations, National Urban League; value: [5] Practical programs for guiding Negro youth / Dept. of Industrial Relations, National Urban League; value: [6] The intelligence of Negro college freshmen / by J.S. Price; value: [7] Negro Labor Committee, 1936-1946; value: [8] The Negro under capitalism / published for the Revolutionary Workers League; value: [9] Born to fight / by Joe Louis; value: [10] The Union Baptist Church of Baltimore and the ministers who made her famous / by A. Briscoe Koger; value: [11] And if I were white / by Chancellor Williams; value: [12] Locust Street Social Settlement, Hampton, Virginia; value: [13] A Negro looks at war / by John Henry Williams; value: [14] Let us build a National Negro Congress / John P. Davis; value: [15] Good timin' / by George Austin Moore; value: [16] Clandestine / by Lusandre Feu; value: [17] A Negro on trial for his life / Maurice Sugar; value: [18] "Ethiorianism" / by Napoleon Paul Dudley; value: [19] The Negro and justice, a plea for Earl Browder / by Max Yergan and Paul Robeson; value: [20] You cannot kill the working class / by Angelo Herndon; value: [21] Report of a committee of the representatives of New York Yearly Meeting of Friends upon the condition and wants of the colored refugees. 1862; value: [22] Humor in the dark / by Jessie Allison Butler; value: [23] How Hon. Warren G. Harding was shown how to be president of the United States / H.A. Clarke; value: [24] The Negro ferry boy / H.S.A.; value: [25] Imperialism destroys the people of Africa / by James W. Ford; value: [26] Team work, or, A hundred thousand Negroes wanted / by Edward A. Harrell; value: [27] History and life of a red cap / by Jonas E. Mitchell; value: [28] The Negro worker in New York City / prepared by Lester B. Granger; value: [29] The suffrage question, liberal views for the consideration of the Missouri State Convention, now in session; value: [30] The duty which the colored people owe to themselves / by Rev. Dr. Boynton; value: [31] The Negro and business / by John Hope; value: [32] Negro school and community / by John Hope; value: [33] What the Negro faces / by John Hope; value: [34] A survey of veterans services for Negroes in Oklahoma / by Harry L. Wright; value: [35] A survey of veterans services for Negro veterans in Mississippi / by Harry L. Wright; value: [36] The Negro wants full equality / by Roy Wilkins; value: [37] The Negro and national defense / by Robert C. Weaver; value: [38] Old Jim Crow has got to go / by Henry Winston; value: [39] What does San Francisco mean for the Negro? / Council on African Affairs; value: [40] Anti-Negro propaganda in school textbooks / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; value: [41] The Negro bookkeeper in Washington, D.C. / Thomas E. Batson; value: [41a] The Negro stenographer in Washington, D.C. / by Thomas E. Batson; value: [42] An ex-slaveholder's view of the Negro question in the south / by Robert Bingham; value: [43] History of the colored schools of Nashville, Tennessee / compiled by G.W. Hubbard; value: [44] A little journey to Tuskegee / by Elbert Hubbard; value: [45] Understanding our neighbors / Southern Regional Council; value: [46] The relations and duties of free colored men in America to Africa / by Alex. Crummell; value: [47] Open letter to President McKinley / by colored people of Massachusetts; value: [48] How the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People began / by Marie White Ovington; value: [49] Self-government for Jamaica / by W. Adolphe Roberts; value: [50] The colored race in America / issued by the Howard Association.