The Possibilities of the Negro in symposium
By: by Charles E. Dowman, John Temple Graves, and others.
Contributors: Dowman, Charles E.
Series: The Black heritage library collection
Publisher: Books for Libraries Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Freeport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: African Americans; United States -- Race relations -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by C. E. Dowman.; title: The problem of the races; Chicago University speech, by J. T. Graves.; title: The Boston banquet speech, by H. W. Grady.; title: But what of the Negro? By H. W. Grady.; title: What of the Negro? By H. W. Grady.; title: Aged ex-slaves gather at home of old master, by R. Timmons.; title: Races in harmony; South safe as home, by W. J. Northen.; title: Must put down the mob or be put down by it, by W. A. Candler.; title: Races must separate, by H. M. Turner.; title: Race segregation, by L. H. Holsey.; title: Burden of the Negro problem, by R. H. Edmonds.; title: A solution of the Negro problem psychologically considered; the Negro not a beast, by W. B. Parks.