Up South
Subtitle: stories, studies, and letters of African American migrations
By: edited by Malaika Adero.
Contributors: Adero, Malaika, 1957-
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: New Press; Distributed by W.W. Norton
Published: 1993
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9781565841680
Subjects: African Americans -- Migrations -- History -- 20th century.; Migration, Internal -- United States -- History -- 20th century.; Short stories, American -- African American authors.; Migration, Internal -- United States -- Fiction.; American fiction -- 20th century.
Genres: Fiction.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references p. [217].
Table of contents: value: Bound no'th blues/ Langston Hughes; value: A letter to the editor of the Evening Post/ William Pickens; value: An editorial/ Dallas Express; value: A century of negro migration / Carter G. Woodson; value: Federal authorities cannot stop northern migration/ (unknown); value: An editorial/ Chicago Defender; value: Causes of the migration from the viewpoint of the northern negro/ R. R. Wright; value: A letter to the editor of the New York Evening Globe/ Arthur G. Shaw; value: The recent northward migration of the negro/ Joseph A. Hill; value: The ritual of survival/ Robert Fleming; value: How much is the migration a fligh from persecution/ Charles S. Johnson; value: Why they come north/ C. Otis; value: Housing the migrants/ Opportunity magazine; value: Migration/ W. J. Latham; value: On labor agents/ Emmett J. Scott; value: A letter from Montgomery, Alabama/ (unknown); value: A letter from Rome, Georgia/ (unknown); value: A letter from New Orleans/ (unknown); value: Another letter form New Orleans/ (unknown); value: A letter (1916)/ (unknown); value: Two articles/ Chicago Defender News Service; value: A letter from New Orleans/ (unknown); value: A letter to the editor of the Newark Evening News/ Hamilton Travis; value: The mgration: a northern view/ Emmett J. Scott; value: A letter from Augusta, Georgia/ (unknown); value: A letter from New Orleans/ (unknown); value: A letter from Memphis/ (unknown); value: Dust tracks of a road/ Zora Neale Hurston; value: Negro migration: its effect of family and community life in the North/ Geroge E. Haynes; value: Negro migration in New York state/ Eugene Kinckle Jones; value: An editorial/ Journal and Guide; value: An editorial/ Atlanta Independent; value: Rememory: what there is for us/ Jacqueline Joan Johnson; value: The problem of the city dweller/ Mary Mcleod Bethune; value: A letter from Augusta, Georgia/ Chicago Defender; value: A letter from Miami/ Chicago Defender; value: A letter/ Chicago Defender; value: A letter from Kissimmee, Floride/ Chicago Defender; value: A letter from Atlanta/ Chicago Defender; value: A letter from Savannah/ Chicago Defender; value: A letter from New Orleans/ (unknown); value: American hunger/ Richard Wright; value: A letter from New Orleans/ (unknown); value: Another letter from New Orleans/ (unknown); value: Aletter from Lapne, Alabama/ (unknown); value: A letter from Greenville, Mississippi/ (unknown); value: Another letter from Greenville, Mississippi/ (unknown); value: An editorial/ Southern Standard; value: An editorial/ Fort Worth Record; value: Long distance life/ Marita Golden; value: A Northerner's view of the negro problem/ Arthur C. Holden; value: Migration again/ T.Arnold Hill; value: A letter to the editor of the Dallas Express/ Frank D. Dixon; value: Going east/ Cynthia Simmons; value: The migration: a southern view/ George J. Baldwin; value: The invisible man/ Ralph Ellison; value: The alley/ Peggy Dye; value: An editorial/ Birmingham Weekly Voice; value: The exodus train/ Arna Bontemps and Jack Conroy; value: One-way ticket/ Langston Hughes.