Vol. VI, No. 6
March, 1925
C O N T E N T S
[COVER AND FRONT MATTER]
THE GIST OF IT
I. The Greatest Negro Community in the World
HARLEM [Alain Locke]
ENTER THE NEW NEGRO, Alain Locke
THE MAKING OF HARLEM, James W. Johnson
BLACK WORKERS AND THE CITY, Charles S. Johnson
THE SOUTH LINGERS ON, Rudolph Fisher
THE TROPICS IN NEW YORK, W. A. Domingo
II. The Negro Expresses Himself
HARLEM TYPES, Winold Reiss
THE BLACK MAN BRINGS HIS GIFTS, W. E. B. DuBois
YOUTH SPEAKS, Poems. Countee Cullen, Anne Spencer, Angelina Grimke, Claude McKay,
Jean Toomer and Langston Hughes
JAZZ AT HOME, J. A. Rogers
NEGRO ART AND AMERICA, Albert C. Barnes
THE NEGRO DIGS UP HIS PAST, A. Schomburg
THE ART OF THE ANCESTORS [Alain Locke]
HERITAGE, Countee Cullen
III. Black and White--Studies in Race Contacts
THE DILEMMA OF SOCIAL PATTERNS, Melville J. Herkovitz
THE RHYTHM OF HARLEM, Konrad Bercovici
COLOR LINES, Walter F. White
HARVEST OF RACE PREJUDICE, Kelly Miller
BREAKING THROUGH, Eunice Roberta Hunton
PORTRAITS OF NEGRO WOMEN, Winold Reiss
THE DOUBLE TASK, Elise Johnson McDougald
AMBUSHED IN THE CITY, Winthrop D. Lane
THE CHURCH AND THE NEGRO SPIRIT, George E. Haynes
EDITORIALS
BOOKS
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