Harlem's glory : Black women writing, 1900-1950, edited by Lorraine Elena Roses, Ruth Elizabeth Randolph

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Label: Harlem's glory : Black women writing, 1900-1950, edited by Lorraine Elena Roses, Ruth Elizabeth Randolph

Title remainder: Black women writing, 1900-1950

Statement of responsibility: edited by Lorraine Elena Roses, Ruth Elizabeth Randolph

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Harlem's glory : Black women writing, 1900-1950

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Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1996

Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references

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Contents

Aloise Barbour Epperson
Flower of the south
Gertrude Schalk
Masks, a story
Eloise Bibb Thompson
The man who passed : a play in one act
Regina M. Andrews
Why, how, when and where black becomes white
Mary Church Terrell
from Black and white tangled threads
Black and white tangled threads.
Zara Wright
Sanctuary
Nella Larsen
Two gentlemen of Boston
Florida Ruffin Ridley
Little heads : a one-act play of Negro life
Alvira Hazzard
My two grandmothers
Mae V. Cowdery
Little Cornish, the "blue boy"
Effie Lee Newsome
The noose
Octavia B. Wynbush
If wishes were horses
Subversion
Edythe Mae Gordon
Dreaming in color.
Belated romance
Florence Marion Harmon
The pink hat
Caroline Bond Day
Hope deferred
Alice Dunbar-Nelson
Lai-li
Nativity
A poem
The palm wine seller
Rainy season love song
Gladys Casely Hayford
Is it not enough
Negroid things
Are we different?
Ida Rowland
The family of Nat Turner, 1831-1954
Native daughter.
Lucy Mae Turner
Where the west begins, from American daughter
Era Bell Thompson
from The Negro trailblazers of California
Delilah Leontium Beasley
Native daughter : an indictment of white America by a colored woman
Ellen Tarry
To a wild rose
Ottie B. Graham
The Zulu King : New Orleans (at Mardi Gras)
Negro folk songs
Josephine Copeland
Preface : other Bostonians
Florida Ruffin Ridley
Afterglow
Georgia Douglas Johnson
Love's way : a Christmas story
Carrie W. Clifford
Joy
The mask
Interim
Solace
Clarissa Scott Delany
Noblesse oblige
Longings.
Dead fires
Oblivion
La vie c'est la vie
Words! Words!
Jessie Fauset
The eternal quest
Anita Scott Coleman
In '61
Longing
Sunset
Calling dreams
Long remembering
Ethel Caution Davis
Longings
Nellie R. Bright
Question
My son
Armageddon
Interim
Ivy
I wonder
Ida B. Wells-Barnett
To the oppressors
Mr. Roosevelt regrets
Pauli Murray
from Tales my father told and other stories
Hallie Quinn Brown
Spunk
Zora Neale Hurston
Spunk.
Early days in Cleveland, from A nickel and a prayer
Jane Edna Hunter
The Negro today
Marion Vera Cuthbert
A talk on evolution
Mercedes Gilbert
The Equal Rights League, from Crusade for Justice
Idabelle Yeiser
Twenty-seventh day, from Journey to Accompong
Katherine Dunham
Why
Brenda Ray Moryck
from My great, wide, beautiful world
Juanita V. Harrison
My great, wide, beautiful world.
Black
Nellie R. Bright
from African journey
Eslanda Goode Robeson
Wedding day
Gwendolyn B. Bennett
Letters
Gwendolyn B. Bennett
My race
Metamorphism
Bottled
Helene Johnson
Tar
Shirley Graham
Solo on the drums
Ann Petry
Part of the pack : another view of night life in Harlem
Harlem's glory : a woman's view.
Hazel V. Campbell
The corner
Eunice Hunton Carter
The double task : the struggle of Negro women for sex and race emancipation
Elise Johnson McDougald
Story in Harlem slang : Jelly's tale
Zora Neale Hurston
from "The ebony flute"
Mammy
Dorothy West
'Bidin' place
May Miller
Since 1619
Lineage
People of unrest
We have been believers
Margaret Walker
Black death
In the looking glass.
Zora Neale Hurston
Letter to my sister
At the carnival
Lady, lady
Black man 'o mine ; White things
The wife-woman
Anne Spencer
Freedom
A Negro in a dime store
Heard on an Atlantic City bridge
Memory of a "Jim Crow" car
Aloise Barbour Epperson
My temple
To one who would be great
His life and mine
Ariel Williams Holloway
Problems facing Negro young women
Marion Vera Cuthbert
Flag salute
Blasphemy--American style
October prayer
Esther Popel
Mob madness
Marion Vera Cuthbert
Slackened caprice
Ottie B. Graham
He must think it out
Florida Ruffin Ridley
Crisis.
One true love
And I passed by
Marita Bonner
The women of the white strain
Elise Johnson McDougald
The handicapped
Angelina Weld Grimké
Octavia B. Wynbush
A blossom in an alley
The torch bearer
The offering
Sarah Collins Fernandis
The offering.
One blue star
May Miller
The five dollar bill
Dorothy West
The tie that used to bind : a mid-Victorian Negro marriage
Anna J. Cooper
The return of a modern prodigal

Control code: 34513548

Dimensions: 24 cm

Extent: xiii, 538 pages

Isbn: 9780674372702

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Lccn: 96012342

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Record ID: .b33669545

System control number: (OCoLC)34513548

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