Oberlin College,
3.1 and
n,
3.2Of Men and Books,
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O’Neill, Eugene,
4.1,
6.1,
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Anna Christie,
1.1 and
n; The Emperor Jones,
4.2 and
nopera,
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14.2n. See also specific worksOpportunity,
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n,
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4.2,
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4.4,
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7.1n,
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16.2n
Ottley, Roi,
New World A-Coming,
10.1 and
nOvington, Mary White,
Portraits in Color,
5.1 and
nPalfi, Marion,
10.1 and
n; portrait of Hughes with Toy Harper,
10.2Panther and the Lash: Poems for Our Times, The,
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16.1 and
n,
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Paris,
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6.1,
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8.1,
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15.1,
16.1,
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16.3 and
n; Hughes in,
2.3 and
n,
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n,
8.2,
14.2,
15.2 and
nParker, Dorothy,
8.1 and
n,
9.1Part of the Blues, A,
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Paton, Alan,
12.1 and
n; Cry, the Beloved Country,
12.2nPauli, Hertha,
Her Name Was Sojourner Truth,
14.1 and
nPegler, James Westbrook,
10.1 and
n; “The White Press Is Fair to Negroes,”
10.2nPercy, William Alexander,
Lanterns on the Levee,
10.1 and
nPerspectives USA,
12.1 and
n
Peterkin, Julia,
4.1n,
7.1;
Scarlet Sister Mary,
4.2 and
nPeters, Paul,
Stevedore,
7.1 and
n,
7.2Peyton, Thomas Roy,
Quest for Dignity,
12.1 and
nPharr, Eulah,
6.1 and
n,
7.1,
8.1,
9.1,
9.2,
10.1,
12.1,
12.2,
12.3Poetry: A Magazine of Verse,
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Poetry of the Negro, The,
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politics,
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n,
12.6Porgy and Bess (film),
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n
“
Private Jim Crow,” 10.1nProdigal Son, The,
15.1 and
n
Provincetown Players,
4.1n,
7.1npublishers. See specific publishers
race relations,
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n; civil rights movement,
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n; in Hollywood,
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n; segregated blood,
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n,
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nReagan, Caroline Dudley,
3.1n,
4.1 and
n“Rejuvenation Through Joy,”
7.1 and
n,
9.1nRice, Elmer,
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n,
12.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.2;
Street Scene,
10.2n,
11.2,
11.3 and
n,
11.4,
11.5Richardson, Ben,
Great American Negroes,
10.1 and
nRichardson, Willis,
The Chip Woman’s Fortune,
8.1 and
nRobbins, Harold,
The Carpetbaggers,
14.1 and
nRobeson, Eslanda (“Essie”),
4.1 and
n,
9.1nRobeson, Paul,
4.1 and
n,
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n,
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n,
4.4n,
7.1,
8.1,
8.2,
8.3,
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9.1,
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13.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
9.3Rosenwald, Julius,
5.1 and
n,
5.2Rosenwald Fund,
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n,
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n,
5.5,
7.1n,
8.1,
9.1n,
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n,
10.2,
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nRossiter, C. L.,
1.1 and
n,
1.2St. Louis Blues,
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San Francisco,
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n,
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n,
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n,
10.1 and
nSan Francisco Journal,
7.1n
Sartre, Jean Paul,
3.1n; The Respectful Prostitute,
14.1 and
nSaturday Evening Post, The,
9.1 and
n,
9.2n
Saturday Review of Literature, The,
3.1n
Schulz, Bertha,
1.1 and
n,
7.1 and
nScottsboro Boys,
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n,
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n,
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12.1Scribner’s magazine,
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Seabrook, Alexander King B.,
The Magic Island,
4.1 and
nSeghers, Anna,
The Seventh Cross,
10.1 and
nsegregation,
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12.1,
12.2,
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16.1n; black troops in World War II,
10.10,
10.11,
10.12 and
n; of blood,
10.13 and
n; end of,
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See also race relationsSelected Poems of Gabriela Mistral,
13.1 and
n
Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley,
3.1 and
n,
3.2nSewell, Helen,
5.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
5.2; illustrations for
The Dream Keeper,
5.3 and
n, 5.4Seymour, Katherine,
10.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
10.2Shakespeare, William,
1.1,
8.1;
Hamlet,
1.2 and
n; Othello,
4.1;
Romeo and Juliet,
1.3 and
n,
1.4Shakespeare in Harlem (play),
13.1 and
n,
14.1 and
n
Short, Marie,
7.1 and
n,
7.2,
7.3,
8.1,
9.1,
10.1,
10.2n,
11.1,
13.1,
15.1; Hughes’s letters to,
8.2,
10.3short stories. See specific works
“Simple” character,
10.1,
10.2n,
10.3,
11.1,
11.2,
11.3,
11.4,
12.1,
12.2 and
n,
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n,
12.4n,
12.5,
13.1,
16.1Simple Stakes a Claim,
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n
Sinclair, Upton,
7.1 and
n,
7.2Sklar, George,
Stevedore,
7.1 and
n,
7.2Smith, L.B.,
12.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.2Smith, Lillian,
12.1 and
n; Strange Fruit,
14.1 and
nSmith v. Allwright,
10.1 and
n
song lyrics. See specific songs
Song of Norway,
11.1 and
n
Soulbook: The Revolutionary Journal of the Black World,
15.1n
Soul Gone Home,
8.1 and
n
South,
itr.1,
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5.2n,
5.3 and
n,
10.1 and
n,
12.1,
15.1; Hughes’s tours of,
5.4,
11.1,
12.2.
See also specific statesSouthern Workman, The,
2.1 and
n
Soviet Union,
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4.1n,
6.1,
7.1n,
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n,
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n,
8.1,
9.1n,
11.1,
11.2,
11.3 and
n,
12.1n,
12.2 and
n,
13.1 and
n; Hughes in,
6.2Spain,
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n,
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n,
8.2n,
8.3,
8.4,
13.1,
13.2n; Hughes in,
8.5,
8.6 and
n,
8.7Spencer, Kenneth,
6.1 and
n,
10.1 and
nSpingarn, Amy,
prf.1,
3.1 and
n,
3.2n,
5.1 and
n,
5.2n; Hughes’s letters to,
3.3,
5.3,
7.1,
14.1; portrait of Hughes,
4.1,
4.2 and
nSpingarn, Arthur B.,
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n,
4.2 and
n,
4.3,
6.1,
8.1,
10.1n,
10.2,
11.1n,
12.1n,
12.2,
12.3,
12.4,
13.1,
14.1,
15.1; Hughes’s letters to,
4.4,
4.5,
9.1,
9.2Spiritual Spectacular,
14.1 and
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Stage Door Canteen, New York,
10.1n,
10.2Stalin, Joseph,
6.1 and
n,
8.1nStanislavsky, Constantin,
1.1n–
15nStaten Island, New York,
1.1,
1.2nSteffens, Lincoln,
6.1n,
6.2n,
7.1 and
n,
7.2,
7.3,
7.4n,
8.1,
8.2n; The Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens,
7.5 and
nStephens, Nan Bagby,
Roseanne,
4.1 and
nStudent Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC),
14.1n,
15.1,
16.1 and
nSullivan, Noël,
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n,
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6.1n,
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7.6,
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7.8n,
8.1,
9.1 and
n,
9.2 and
n,
12.1n; death of,
13.1n,
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n; Hughes’s letters to,
5.3,
6.3,
6.4,
6.5,
7.9,
7.10,
7.11,
7.12,
8.2,
8.3,
9.3,
10.1,
10.2,
10.3,
11.1,
11.2,
12.2,
13.3Sultepec Electric Light and Power Company,
1.1n,
1.2n,
1.3nSun Do Move, The,
10.1 and
n
Sweet, Ossian H.,
4.1 and
n,
4.2nSweet Flypaper of Life, The,
13.1 and
n; photographs from,
13.2 and
n, 13.3
Tambourines to Glory: A Novel (book),
13.1 and
n,
13.2
Taylor, Prentiss,
5.1n,
5.2 and
n,
6.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
5.3,
6.2;
Scottsboro, Limited cover,
5.4“That Eagle of the U.S.A.,”
10.1 and
n,
10.2Theatre Arts Monthly,
7.1 and
n
Theatre Union, New York,
7.1 and in,
8.1Thomas, William Hannibal,
The American Negro,
4.1 and
nThompson, Era Bell,
12.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.2Thompson (Patterson), Louise,
3.1n,
4.1 and
n,
4.2,
4.3 and
n,
6.1,
6.2n,
6.3,
7.1,
7.2n,
10.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
4.4Thurman, Wallace,
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3.1n,
4.1 and
n,
4.2,
4.3 and
n,
4.4,
6.1,
7.1,
9.1;
The Blacker the Berry: A Novel of Negro Life,
4.5n,
4.6 and
n; Fire!!,
3.2n,
3.3n,
6.2n; Harlem: A Melodrama of Negro Life in Harlem,
4.7 and
n,
4.8; Hughes’s letters to,
4.9,
5.1;
Infants of the Spring,
4.10n,
5.2 and
nTrans-Siberian Express,
6.1,
6.2Treadwell, Maggie,
10.1; Hughes’s letters to,
10.2Treasury Star Parade, The,
10.1 and
n,
10.2
Tutuola, Amos,
13.1;
The Palm-Wine Drinkard,
13.2 and
nUlric, Lenore,
3.1n,
3.2 and
nUnited States Information Service (USIS),
itr.1,
14.1 and
nUniversity of Chicago,
4.1n,
11.1; Laboratory School,
11.2 and
nVan Doren, Carl,
10.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
10.2Van Vechten, Carl,
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prf.2,
prf.3,
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n,
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3.5n, 3.6,
4.1,
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n,
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5.2,
5.3n,
6.1 and
n,
7.1,
7.2,
8.1,
9.1,
9.2,
9.3n,
9.4n,
11.1,
12.1,
13.1 and
n,
13.2,
13.3n,
13.4n,
14.1 and
n,
14.2,
15.1; “The Black Blues,”
3.7 and
n; The Blind Bow-Boy,
3.8 and
n,
3.9n; Firecrackers: A Realistic Novel,
3.10 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
3.11,
3.12,
3.13,
3.14,
4.5,
4.6,
6.2,
6.3,
9.5,
13.5,
13.6,
13.7;
Nigger Heaven,
3.15n,
3.16n,
4.7 and
n,
4.8,
4.9;
Peter Whiffle: His Life and Works,
3.17 and
n; The Tiger in the House,
3.18 and
nVega, Lope de,
Fuente Ovejuna,
8.1 and
n,
8.2Vie Parisienne, La,
1.1 and
n
“The Vigilantes Knock at My Door,”
7.1 and
n,
7.2nVirginia Quarterly Review, The,
13.1n
Vossiche Zeitung,
1.1 and
n
Wagner, Richard,
The Ring Cycle,
1.1 and
nWalrond, Eric,
2.1 and
n,
4.1 and
nWardman Park Hotel, Washington, D.C.,
3.1n,
3.2 and
n, 3.3Washington Sentinel,
3.1 and
n,
3.2n
Wasserman, Eddie,
3.1,
3.2 and
nWaters, Ethel,
4.1 and
n,
7.1,
9.1 and
n,
9.2 and
n,
10.1,
11.1,
12.1,
12.2,
12.3n,
13.1 and
nWatts, Franklin,
12.1n; “First Book” series,
12.2n,
13.1 and
nWay Down South,
9.1,
9.2 and
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Ways of White Folks, The,
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7.1 and
n,
7.2 and
n,
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n,
7.4,
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7.6,
8.1n,
9.1n,
10.1
Weary Blues, The,
itr.1,
3.1,
3.2n,
3.3,
3.4,
3.5,
3.6,
3.7,
3.8n,
3.9,
4.1n,
5.1,
10.1,
12.1,
12.2,
13.1; dust jacket,
3.10,
3.11,
3.12n,
3.13
Weinstein, Rabbi Jacob,
6.1 and
n,
10.1 and
nWeinstock, Herbert,
13.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
13.2Welch, Marie de Lisle,
7.1,
7.2 and
nWellington Hotel, New York,
15.1 and
n, 16.1Westfield, New Jersey,
4.1n,
4.2 and
nWest Hesseltine,
2.1 and
n,
2.2 and
n,
2.3 and
n
Weston, Edward,
6.1 and
n,
6.2 and
nWestport Playhouse, Connecticut,
13.1n,
13.2 and
nWest Virginia, USS,
10.1n
When the Jack Hollers,
8.1 and
n,
8.2n
White, Clarence Cameron,
4.1 and
n;
Ounga,
4.2 and
nWhite, Gladys,
3.1 and
n,
3.2nWhite, Walter,
3.1 and
n,
3.2,
3.3 and
n,
3.4 and
n,
4.1,
7.1,
10.1,
10.2 and
n,
10.3n,
12.1,
13.1,
14.1;
The Fire in the Flint,
3.5n; Hughes’s letters to,
3.6,
5.1;
Rope and Faggot,
4.2 and
n“white” stories,
7.1 and
n,
7.2Whitman, Walt,
1.1,
1.2,
1.3,
3.1,
10.1 and
n,
11.1; “Calamus,”
1.4 and
n; Leaves of Grass,
1.5n,
2.1Whitney (John Hay) Opportunity Fellowship,
12.1,
12.2 and
n,
14.1 and
nWilde, Oscar,
Salomé,
1.1 and
n,
1.2Wilkins, Roy,
9.1 and
n,
16.1; Hughes’s letters to,
9.2Williams, John Alfred,
14.1 and
n,
16.1 and
nWilliams, Laudee,
4.1,
4.2 and
nWilson, Faith,
14.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
14.2Winston, G. B.,
11.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
11.2Winter, Ella,
6.1n,
6.2 and
n,
6.3,
6.4,
6.5,
7.1,
7.2,
7.3,
7.4 and
n,
7.5,
7.6,
8.1nWolfe, Thomas,
6.1n,
7.1 and
nWood, Charles Erskine Scott,
6.1 and
n,
7.1,
8.1nWoodson, Carter G.,
3.1 and
n,
4.1Workers Monthly, The,
3.1 and
n
Workers’ Theatre Olympiad,
6.1 and
n,
6.2Works Projects Administration,
9.1n; Music program,
9.2nWorld Festival of Negro Arts (1966),
16.1,
16.2 and
n,
16.3 and
nWorld War II,
itr.1,
itr.2,
6.1n,
9.1n,
10.1 and
n,
10.2 and
n,
10.3,
10.4 and
n,
10.5 and
n,
10.6,
12.1,
16.1n; black troops,
10.7,
10.8,
10.9 and
nWright, Richard,
itr.1,
itr.2,
prf.1,
6.1n,
9.1n,
9.2n,
9.3n,
11.1,
11.2n,
12.1,
14.1 and
n,
16.1;
Black Boy,
9.4n; death of,
14.2 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
9.5,
9.6,
13.1;
Native Son,
9.7 and
n,
9.8 and
n,
10.1 and
n; Pagan Spain,
13.2 and
n; White Man, Listen!,
13.3 and
nYale University,
itr.1,
itr.2,
itr.3; James Weldon Johnson Memorial Collection of Negro Arts and Letters,
itr.4,
prf.1,
9.1 and
n,
9.2n,
10.1,
13.1 and
n,
13.2 and
n,
13.3,
13.4,
13.5 and
n,
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