The Negro in North Carolina and the South
Subtitle: his fifty-five years of freedom and what he has done : commencement address at St. Augustine's School, Raleigh, N.C., May 26, 1920
By: by Chief Justice Walter Clark, of North Carolina
Published: 1920
Language: eng
Subjects: Social conditions; African Americans; Saint Augustine's College (Raleigh, N.C.)
Other titles: Saint Augustine's Record.
Notes: Caption title.

Detached from: St. Augustine's Record, Vol. 25, No. 5 (Commencement number, 1920).
Table of contents: title: Progress of Colored people; title: Interest in Negro; title: Distribution in North Carolina; title: Change in population; title: Negro and immigrant; title: Relative loss in population; title: Economic basis of society; title: Value of Negro labor; title: Educational facilities; title: Growth in wealth; title: Government reports; title: Interracial harmony; title: Farm ownership; title: Education in North Carolina; title: No Negro problem; title: Administration of justice; title: War record of Negro; title: Negro in World War; title: After the war; title: Lynching is lawlessness; title: Remedy for discrimination; title: Suffrage; title: Best white people in South wish Negro well.