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List of Illustrations
Foreword by Amritjit Singh
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. An Account of Origins
1. The Tuskegee Connection
2. Charles S. Johnson and the Parkian Tradition
3. The New Negro in Chicago
Part II. Bronzeville's Social Muse
4. Year of Transition
5. Birthing the Blues and Other Black Musical Forms
6. Bronzeville and the Documentary Spirit
7. The Documentary Eye
8. Bronzeville's "Writing Clan"
9. Bronzeville and the Novel
10. Bronzeville and the Poets
11. The Wheel Turns
Appendix A: Artists of Bronzeville
Appendix B: African Americans Employed by Illinois Writers' Project
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
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