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List of Illustrations and Song Lyrics | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | ||
A Note on the Text | ||
Chronology | ||
The New Negro | 3 | |
The New Negro - What Is He? | 7 | |
The Negro in American Literature | 10 | |
Closed Doors: A Study in Segregation | 17 | |
Harlem: The Culture Capital | 21 | |
A Point of View: An Opportunity Dinner Reaction | 28 | |
The Negro-Art Hokum | 36 | |
The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain | 40 | |
On Langston Hughes: I Am a Negro - and Beautiful | 45 | |
Criteria of Negro Art | 47 | |
Blueprint for Negro Writing | 52 | |
Characteristics of Negro Expression | 61 | |
Impressions of the Second Pan-African Congress | 75 | |
Africa for the Africans | 83 | |
Gift of the Black Tropics | 90 | |
The Caucasian Storms Harlem | 96 | |
The Task of Negro Womanhood | 103 | |
On Being Young - a Woman - and Colored | 109 | |
Woman's Most Serious Problem | 113 | |
Problems Facing Negro Young Women | 116 | |
The Legacy of the Ancestral Arts | 121 | |
Jazz at Home | 127 | |
The American Negro Paints | 134 | |
The Creation | 140 | |
Mother Night | 142 | |
The White Witch | 142 | |
My City | 144 | |
Violets | 147 | |
You! Inez! | 147 | |
I Sit and Sew | 148 | |
The Proletariat Speaks | 148 | |
His Great Career | 150 | |
The Heart of a Woman | 153 | |
Motherhood | 154 | |
The Octoroon | 154 | |
Escape | 155 | |
The Black Runner | 156 | |
Wishes | 156 | |
I Want to Die While You Love Me | 158 | |
Tramp Love | 159 | |
Plumes: A Folk Tragedy | 163 | |
El Beso | 171 | |
The Black Finger | 172 | |
The Want of You | 172 | |
Dusk | 172 | |
A Mona Lisa | 173 | |
Tenebris | 174 | |
Goldie | 174 | |
Rachel | 189 | |
White Things | 228 | |
Lady, Lady | 229 | |
Letter to My Sister | 229 | |
Grapes: Still-Life | 230 | |
Black Man o'Mine | 231 | |
Oriflamme | 234 | |
Here's April! | 234 | |
Words! Words! | 235 | |
Touche | 235 | |
La Vie C'Est la Vie | 236 | |
Mary Elizabeth | 237 | |
The Bronze Legacy (To a Brown Boy) | 243 | |
Exodus | 244 | |
The Bird in the Cage | 244 | |
The Quilt | 245 | |
Requiem | 247 | |
In Haiti Is Riot of Color- | 247 | |
Fog | 248 | |
'Cruiter | 257 | |
The Banjo Player | 268 | |
The Scarlet Woman | 270 | |
Tired | 270 | |
The Harlem Dancer | 272 | |
If We Must Die | 273 | |
Africa | 273 | |
America | 275 | |
Baptism | 275 | |
Harlem Shadows | 276 | |
To O.E.A. | 276 | |
Like a Strong Tree | 277 | |
The Tropics of New York | 277 | |
Mattie and Her Sweetman | 278 | |
The Chip Woman's Fortune | 287 | |
The Flight of the Natives | 303 | |
Wash Day | 314 | |
Definition | 314 | |
Black Baby | 316 | |
Black Faces | 316 | |
Negro Laughter | 317 | |
Two Old Women A-Shopping Go! A Story of Man, Marriage and Poverty | 317 | |
Passion | 324 | |
Spunk | 325 | |
Sweat | 329 | |
Color Struck | 338 | |
Sanctuary | 353 | |
Undertow | 360 | |
Song of the Son | 372 | |
Georgia Dusk | 373 | |
Portrait in Georgia | 374 | |
Blood-Burning Moon | 375 | |
And What Shall You Say? | 381 | |
Is It Because I Am Black? | 382 | |
Sonnet to Negro Soldiers | 382 | |
Rain Music | 383 | |
On the Fields of France | 384 | |
The City of Refuge | 388 | |
Miss Cynthie | 400 | |
The Voodoo's Revenge | 411 | |
Riding the Goat | 421 | |
One Boy's Story | 434 | |
The Pot Maker | 444 | |
Ma Rainey | 451 | |
Sam Smiley | 453 | |
Southern Road | 454 | |
Strong Men | 456 | |
The Negro Speaks of Rivers | 460 | |
Danse Africaine | 460 | |
Jazzonia | 461 | |
Song to a Negro Wash-Woman | 461 | |
Dream Variation | 462 | |
Desire | 463 | |
Poem [2] | 463 | |
The Weary Blues | 464 | |
The Midnight Nan at Leroy's | 465 | |
Lullaby | 466 | |
Listen Here Blues | 466 | |
Bound No'th Blues | 468 | |
Song for a Dark Girl | 469 | |
The Blues I'm Playing | 469 | |
Mulatto: A Tragedy of the Deep South | 476 | |
Heritage | 508 | |
To a Dark Girl | 508 | |
Hatred | 509 | |
Advice | 509 | |
Fantasy | 510 | |
Wedding Day | 511 | |
Tokens | 516 | |
The Last Citadel | 521 | |
God's Edict | 521 | |
Cordelia the Crude | 523 | |
Emma Lou | 526 | |
Golgotha Is a Mountain | 539 | |
Length of Moon | 541 | |
Nocturne at Bethesda | 541 | |
A Black Man Talks of Reaping | 544 | |
God Give to Men | 544 | |
The Return | 545 | |
A Summer Tragedy | 546 | |
Heritage | 555 | |
Sacrament | 558 | |
Tableau | 558 | |
Yet Do I Marvel | 559 | |
From the Dark Tower | 559 | |
Colored Blues Singer | 561 | |
To Certain Critics | 562 | |
Little Sonnet to Little Friends | 562 | |
Rainy Season Love Song | 564 | |
The Serving Girl | 564 | |
Lullaby | 565 | |
The Palm Wine Seller | 565 | |
No Images | 568 | |
Dust | 568 | |
The Radical | 569 | |
Shadow | 571 | |
Sahdji | 573 | |
Smoke, Lilies, and Jade! | 574 | |
Sahdji, an African Ballet | 583 | |
The Typewriter | 591 | |
The Black Dress | 597 | |
My Race | 601 | |
Magalu | 601 | |
The Road | 602 | |
Mother | 602 | |
Bottled | 602 | |
Poem | 604 | |
Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem | 605 | |
Dusk | 607 | |
Heritage | 608 | |
Insatiate | 608 | |
Poem ... for a Lover | 609 | |
Bibliography | 611 | |
Credits | 615 | |
Index of Writers and Artists | 617 |
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