W.E.B Du Bois on Africa
By: edited by Eugene F. Provenzo, Jr. and Edmund Abaka
Contributors: Provenzo, Eugene F.; Abaka, Edmund Kobina
Publisher: Left Coast Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Walnut Creek, Calif
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781611321807; 9781611321814
Subjects: Social conditions; Race relations; Blacks; Pan-Africanism; Relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: To the nations of the world; title: The color line belts the world; title: A day in Africa; title: The first Universal Races Congress; title: Africa; title: The African roots of the war; title: The Negro's fatherland; title: The future of Africa; title: Africa II; title: French and Spanish; title: Race pride; title: Pan-Africa; title: To the world; title: A second journey to Pan-Africa; title: Africa for the Africans; title: Back to Africa; title: On migrating to Africa; title: Kenya; title: Africa: January 1, 1924; title: The place, the people; title: African manners; title: Italy and Abyssinia; title: Liberia; title: The Pan-African Congresses; title: Africa-its place in modern history; title: Pan Africa and new racial philosophy; title: The future of world democracy; title: What is Africa to me?; title: The disenfranchised colonies; title: The rape of Africa; title: Suez; title: Ghana calls; title: Independent movements in Africa; title: Pan-Africanism: a mission in my life; title: Africa awakened; title: Lenin and Africa; title: Introduction to Nkrumah's address to the United Nations, September 1960; title: Report to the Ghana Academy of Sciences; title: Greetings to the world from Africa; title: First International Congress of Africanists.