Index
Page numbers in italics refer to illustrations.
Abbott’s Monthly, 4.1 and
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Abrahams, Peter,
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12.1 and
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13.1,
14.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.3;
Tell Freedom, itr.2,
12.4 and
n, 12.5Adams, Edward C. L.,
Congaree Sketches, 4.1 and
nAfrica,
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2.1,
3.1,
3.2,
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12.1 and
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12.2 and
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12.4,
13.1,
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13.3,
13.4,
14.1,
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15.1 and
n; Hughes in,
2.2,
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14.6 and
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14.7 and
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16.1,
16.2,
16.3.
See also specific countriesAfrican American culture,
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3.1,
3.2n,
5.1,
5.2n,
5.3n,
5.4 and
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9.1,
9.2,
11.1n,
12.1,
12.2n,
13.1n,
14.1,
14.2n; “low-class,”
3.3,
3.4n,
4.1n,
4.2.
See also Harlem;
Harlem Renaissance;
specific cultureAfrican Saga, The,
4.1 and
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Allen, James Latimer,
5.1 and
n,
7.1 and
n; portrait of Hughes,
1.1Allen, Samuel,
13.1 and
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14.1; “Negritude and Its Relevance to the American Negro Writer,”
13.2nAmerican Academy of Arts and Letters,
14.1n,
14.2nAmerican Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP),
11.1 and
n,
11.2,
13.1“America’s Young Black Joe,”
9.1 and
n,
10.1Anderson, Robert,
Tea and Sympathy,
14.1 and
nAngelo Herndon Jones,
8.1 and
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Angulo, Jaime de,
7.1,
7.2 and
nanthologies,
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1.1n,
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12.1 and
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14.1,
14.2,
16.1 and
n. See also specific anthologiesAssociation for the Study of Negro Life and History,
3.1n,
16.1 and
nautobiographies,
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9.1,
9.2 and
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9.3 and
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12.1 and
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13.1,
13.2,
14.1.
See also specific worksAvedon, Richard, photograph of Hughes by,
15.1Bach, Johann Sebastian,
7.1 and
n,
10.1Baldwin, James,
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itr.2,
prf.1,
12.1 and
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14.1 and
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15.1,
15.2,
16.1;
Another Country,
14.2 and
n; Go Tell It on the Mountain,
itr.3,
12.2 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.3,
14.3;
Nobody Knows My Name,
14.4 and
n; Notes of a Native Son,
itr.4,
13.1 and
n; “Two Protests Against Protest,”
12.4 and
nBaltimore Afro-American,
8.1n
Barnett, Claude,
12.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.2Barrier, The,
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3.1n,
11.1n,
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12.3,
12.4,
12.5,
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13.2,
14.1,
14.2
Barthé, Richmond,
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9.2“Battle of Harlem,”
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12.2 and
nBeavers, Louise,
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8.2Bentley, Gladys,
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6.2Best Short Stories by Negro Writers: An Anthology from 1899 to the Present, The,
16.1 and
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16.2n
Big Sea, The,
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1.6n,
2.1,
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3.1n,
4.1n,
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7.1n,
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9.3n,
9.4,
10.1,
12.1,
13.1,
13.2,
13.3n,
14.1; publication of,
9.5,
9.6
Bishop, John Peale,
3.1 and
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3.2Bizet, Georges,
Carmen,
10.1nBlack Magic: A Pictorial History of the Negro in American Entertainment,
16.1 and
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Black Man’s Point of View, The,
4.1,
4.2 and
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Black Nativity (film),
14.1n
Black Orpheus (film),
14.1 and
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Block, Henry,
3.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
3.2,
3.3“Blood on the Fields” (play),
7.1 and
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7.2,
7.3nblues,
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3.5,
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3.11,
4.1,
4.2,
4.3n,
6.1n,
9.1,
9.2 and
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12.1,
12.2n,
13.1 and
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14.1Bond, Julian,
14.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
14.2Bontemps, Arna,
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prf.1,
2.1n,
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6.1,
7.1,
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8.2,
8.3,
8.4,
9.1,
9.2n,
9.3,
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9.5n,
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10.1,
10.2 and
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10.3n,
10.4,
10.5n,
11.1,
12.1,
12.2,
12.3n,
13.1,
13.2n,
13.3,
13.4n,
14.1n,
16.1n,
16.2; Hughes’s letters to,
10.6,
10.7,
10.8,
10.9,
10.10,
13.5,
13.6,
13.7,
13.8,
13.9,
13.10,
14.2,
14.3,
14.4,
14.5,
14.6,
14.7,
15.1,
15.2,
16.3,
16.4,
16.5,
16.6,
16.7; “A Summer Tragedy,”
16.8 and
nBook of Negro Humor, The,
16.1 and
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Borzoi Broadside, The,
3.1 and
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Braithwaite, William Stanley,
2.1 and
n; Anthology of American Magazine Verse,
2.2nBroadway,
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3.1n,
3.2n,
3.3,
4.1n,
4.2,
4.3,
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6.1n,
7.1,
8.1,
8.2n,
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9.2n,
9.3n,
10.1n,
10.2n,
11.1n,
12.1 and
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13.1,
13.2,
14.1n,
14.2n,
15.1,
15.2,
15.3 and
n; first successful African American show,
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n; Mulatto production and controversy,
8.3,
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8.7,
8.8,
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11.2n,
11.3 and
n. See also plays and musicals;
specific shows, theaters, and genresBrooklyn Daily Eagle, The,
7.1n
Brownies’ Book, The,
1.1n