Published: Library of America, 1995
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1001 pages : illustrations, music ; 21 cm.
Contents:
“…SELECTED ARTICLES -- The Eatonville anthology -- How it feels to be colored me (from Negro : an anthology) : Characteristics of negro expression ; Conversions and visions ; Shouting ; Mother Catherine ; Uncle Monday ; Spirituals and neo-spirituals -- Works-in-progress for Florida
Federal Writers' Project, "The Florida Negro, 1938" : Folklore and music ; Negro mythical places ; The Ocoee riot ; The sanctified church ; Art and such -- Stories of conflict : Richard Wright's "Uncle Tom's Children" -- The "pet negro" system -- High John de Conquer -- Negroes without self-pity -- My most humiliating Jim Crow experience -- The rise of the begging joints -- Crazy for this democracy -- What white publishers won't print -- Court order can't make races mix -- Chronology.…”
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