Against racism : unpublished essays, papers, addresses, 1887-1961 /

Against racism : unpublished essays, papers, addresses, 1887-1961 / by W.E.B. Du Bois ; edited by Herbert Aptheker.

A collection of essays, papers, and addresses which explains the author's views on racism.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Du Bois, W. E. B. 1868-1963.
Other Authors: Aptheker, Herbert, 1915-2003.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press, 1985.
Subjects:
Racism > United States.
African Americans.
Racism.
United States > Race relations.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Herbert Aptheker
  • The Public Career of W.E.B. Du Bois
  • An Open Letter to the Southern People
  • Harvard
  • A Novel Idea
  • Celebrating his Twenty-Fifth Birthday
  • Harvard in Berlin
  • A Woman
  • The Art and Art Galleries of Modern Europe
  • On Migration to Africa
  • Beyond the Veil in a Virginia Town
  • The Spirit of Modern Europe
  • Post Graduate Work in Sociology in Atlanta University
  • First Meeting of Persons Interested in the Welfare of the Negros of New York City
  • Lecture in Baltimore
  • A Proposed Negro Journal
  • Garrison and the Negro
  • The New Negro Church
  • Miscegenation
  • The Negro and Social Reconstruction
  • Memorandums on the Proposed Encyclopedia of the Negro
  • On the Roots of Phylon
  • The Future of Africa in America
  • The Future of Europe in Africa
  • The Release of Earl Browder
  • Replies to Queries from the Southern Correspondent of the New York Times
  • An Analysis of Up from Slavery
  • A Social Program of Organization for Realizing Democracy in the United States by Securing to Americans of Negro Descent the Full Rights of Citizens
  • A Farewell Message to the Alumni of Atlanta University
  • Colonialism, Democracy, and Peace after the War
  • Haiti
  • The Meaning of Education
  • For the Reelection of Franklin Delano Roosevelt
  • Flashes from Transcaucasia
  • Memorandum to the Secretary for the NAACP Staff Conference
  • A Petition to the Human Rights Commission of the Social Economic Council of the United Nations; and to the General Assembly of the United Nations; and to the Several Delegations of the Member States of the United Nations
  • Social Medicine
  • The Social Significance of These Three Cases
  • Address at American Labor Party Election Rally
  • In Memory of Joel Elias Spingarn
  • Honorary Degrees
  • Louis Burnham
  • Socialism and the American Negro
  • Rabindranath Tagore
  • A Scientific Study of Africa
  • A Petition to the Honorable John F. Kennedy
  • Henry Winston.

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