Du Bois on reform: periodical-based leadership for African Americans

Introduction : Du Bois on reform : periodical-based leadership for African Americans

Pt. I. Periodical writings appearing in New York Globe (Freeman), 1883-1885

1. Great Barrington notes

2. Great Barrington notes

3. Great Barrington notes

4. Great Barrington briefs

5. Berkshire Hills

6. Great Barrington items

Pt. II. Writings appearing in various progressive, liberal, college, religious, and Negro periodicals, 1897-1910

7. program of social reform

8. Strivings of the Negro people

9. Negro schoolmaster in the New South

10. Negro and crime

11. present outlook for the dark races of mankind

12. Religion of the American Negro

13. Freedmen's bureau

14. Negro as he really is

15. savings of Black Georgia

16. spawn of slavery : the convict-lease system in the south

17. Of the training of black men

18. Hopeful signs for the Negro

19. Possibilities of the Negro : the advance guard of the race

20. problem of work

21. training of Negroes for social power

22. development of a people

23. Negro problem from the Negro point of view : the parting of the ways

24. To solve the Negro problem

25. What intellectual training is doing for the Negro

26. Negro ideals of life

27. future of the Negro race in America

28. St. Francis of Assisi

29. Negro in the large cities

30. Georgia Negroes and their fifty millions of savings

31. Negro property

Pt. III. Periodical writings appearing in crisis magazine : a record of the darker races, 1910-1934

32. Business and philanthropy

33. Education

34. Education

35. black mother

36. Ostrich

37. immediate program of the American Negro

38. Discipline

39. Hampton

40. common school

41. Philanthropy

42. Self-help

43. Awake, put on thy strength, O Zion

44. slaughter of the innocents

45. Save

46. Reconstruction

47. Cooperation

48. Crime

49. Two methods

50. Thrift

51. drive

52. Negro art

53. Marriage

54. Birth

55. Childhood

56. Education

57. Negro and the American stage

58. Foreign languages

59. Crisis children

60. Boys and girls

61. Our economic future

62. city child

63. Negro's industrial plight

64. Christmas festivities

65. To your tents, O Israel

66. Young voters

67. Wilberforce

68. For unto us a child is born

69. Toward a new racial philosophy

70. Our health

71. Our class struggle

72. Our music

73. Negro college

74. Organization.