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“Developed and Undeveloped Negro Literature,” Dearborn Independent (May 13, 1922): 12.*
“The Dice of Destiny,” Negro World (March 11, 1922): 4.*
“Discouraging the Negro,” Negro World (December 10, 1921): 4.
“Education and Training of Negroes and Indians in Britain,” People’s Voice (December 15, 1945): 13.
“The End of Ras Nasibu,” The Black Man 2 (January 1937): 13–15.
“Enter, the New Negro … Exit, the Colored Crooner,” Vanity Fair 23 (December 1924): 60–61.
“The Failure of the Pan-African Congress,” Negro World (December 3, 1921): 4.
“Fascism and the Negro,” The Black Man 2 (March/April 1937): 3–5.
“Florida Girl Shows Amazing Gift for Sculpture,” Negro World (December 6, 1922): 3.
“From British Guiana to Roundway,” Roundway Review 1 (December 1952).**
“A Fugitive from Dixie,” The Black Man 1 (May/June 1936): 13.**
“A Geisha Girl,” Negro World (April 8, 1922): 4.
“The Godless City,” Success 8 (January 1924): 32–33, 90, 104, 108, 111.*
“Harlem.” In Encyclopedia Britannica, 14th edition (1929): 200–01.
“Harlem,” Lectures du Soir No. 59 (February 4, 1933).**
“Harlem Nights,” Star (September 26, 1935).**
“Harlem Shadows” [review], Negro World (May 6, 1922): 4.
“The Hebrews of the Black Race,” International Interpreter (July 14, 1923): 468–69.
“Higher Education in Britain’s Colonies,” Journal of Higher Education 17 (April 1946): 211–14.
“The Iceman,” Roundway Review 1 (August 1953): 21–26.**
“Imperator Africanus: Marcus Garvey, Menace or Promise?” Independent (January 3, 1925): 8–11.*
“Inciting to Riot,” Evening Standard (July 26, 1934): 22.*
“Indian Troops Employed for British Dirty Work,” People’s Voice (December 15, 1945):13.
“Inter-racial Cooperation in the South,” International Interpreter (March 29, 1924): 1652–54.
“Ireland Sets Up Its Right to Be Neutral,” New York Amsterdam News (December 30, 1939): 1, 6.
“Italy Leaves Trail of Terror in Ethiopia,” People’s Voice (March 24, 1945): 22.
“Jail West Indian Stowaways,” New York Amsterdam News (April 20, 1940): 1, 16.
“Jonah’s Gourd Vine and The Ways of White Folk” [review], The Keys 2 (Jan/March 1935): 61.
“Junk,” Negro World (December 30, 1922): 4.
“The Lieutenant’s Dilemma,” Roundway Review 3 (May 1955): 134–138.**
“The Loan,” Roundway Review 1 (September 1953): 22–27.**
“Marcus Garvey—A Defense,” Negro World (February 11, 1922): 4.*
“The Men of the Cibao,” People’s Voice (December 29, 1945): 21; (January 5, 1946): 21.**
“Miss Kenny’s Marriage,” The Smart Set 72 (September 1923): 73–80.*
“The Morality of White Folks,” Negro World (February 25, 1922): 4
“Morning in Colon,” West Indian Review (August 1940): 31–32.
“My Version of It,” Negro World (March 31, 1923): 4.
“El Negro, Expulsado del Cabaret, Vuelve a Labrar la Tierra,” Ahora (June 21, 1934).
“The Negro Before the World,” Black Man 3 (March 1938): 4–5.
“Negro Folk-Song,” Saturday Review of Literature (July 11, 1925): 891.
“The Negro in the Armies of Europe,” Black Man 1 (September/October 1936): 8–9.
“The Negro in London,” Black Man 1 (March 1936): 9–10.*
“The Negro Literati,” Brentano’s Book Chat (March/April 1925): 31–33.*
“Negro Migrants in Britain,” Christian Science Monitor (September 17, 1948): 9.
“A Negro Novel” [review], The New Republic 42 (March 4, 1925): 48–49.
“The Negro Poet: The Book of American Negro Poetry” [review], Negro World (April 1, 1922): 4.
“The Negro Renaissance,” Clarion 1 (July 1929): 15; reprinted in Gleaner (August 17, 1929): 26.**
“The New Negro Faces America,” Current History 30 (February 1923): 786–88.*
“Noted Writer Reveals Inner Glimpse of London as War Clouds Appeared,” New York Amsterdam News (September 23, 1939): 1, 10.
“On Being a Domestic,” Opportunity 1 (Aug. 1923): 234.*
“On Being Black,” The New Republic 32 (November 1, 1922): 244–46.*
“On England,” Black Man 3 (July 1938): 18.*
“Our Bookshelf,” Opportunity 2 (July 1924): 219–21.
“The Palm Porch.” In The New Negro, ed. Alain Locke, 115–26. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992 [1925].
“A Piece of Hard Tack,” Roundway Review 1 (October 1953): 18–22.**
“A Poet for the Negro Race,” The New Republic 46 (March 31, 1926): 179.
“Poor Great,” Arena (September/October 1950): 40–44.*
“Portrait I—An Artist,” Negro World (March 4, 1922): 4.
“Racial Bar Persists in England’s R.A.F.” Amsterdam News (November 4, 1939): 1.
“Recent Negro Literature,” The Clarion 2 (January 1930).**
“Review of Black Odyssey by Roi Ottley,” Life and Letters 65 (March 1950): 230–33.
“Review of Focus: Jamaica by Edna Manley,” Life and Letters 63 (November 1949): 174–77.
“Review of South Bound by Barbara Anderson,” Life and Letters 65 (April 1950): 70–72.
“Review of Twelve Million Black Voices by Richard Wright,” Life and Letters 59 (November 1948): 176, 178, 180.*
“Romance of a Reporter,” Messenger 7 (December 1924): 382–83.
“A Rose,” Negro World (March 11, 1922): 5.
“Says Casper Holstein is Champion of Oppressed,” Chicago Defender (March 15, 1927): part II, 1.
“A Seat for Ned,” Roundway Review 3 (October 1955): 254–59.
The Second Battle (i–xv), Roundway Review 4–5 (April 1956–July 1957).**
“A Senator’s Memoirs,” Negro World (December 17, 1921): 6.*
“The Servant Girl,” Roundway Review 1 (January 1953): 7–13.**
“The Silver King,” Argosy All-Story Weekly (February 23, 1924): 291–97.
“Slowness of Western Front Offensive Palls,” New York Amsterdam News (September 30, 1939): 1, 10.
“Soapbox in Washington,” People’s Voice (September 29, 1945): 5.
“The Stolen Necklace,” Argosy All-Story Weekly (April 19, 1924): 628–34.
“The Stone Rebounds,” Opportunity 1 (September 1923): 277–78.*
“Strange Incident,” Roundway Review 4 (January 1956): 44–46.
“Stribling on the Women of Trinidad,” Negro World (December 24, 1921): 4.
“Strut Miss Lizzie,” Negro World (June 24, 1922): 4.
“Success Story,” Roundway Review 2 (February–July 1954).**
“Tai Sing,” Spectator (April 20, 1934): 615–16.**
“There Is Confusion” [review], The New Republic 39 (July 9, 1924): 192.*
“Tories Act to Hurt Britain,” New York Amsterdam News (November 11, 1939): 4.
Tropic Death. New York: Liveright/Norton, 2013.
“Two Sisters,” Roundway Review 1 (March 1953): 18–21; (April 1953): 21–26; (May 1953): 19–25.**
“Vignettes of the Dusk,” Opportunity 2 (January 1924): 19–20.*
“A Vision,” Negro World (February 18, 1922): 4.
“Visit to Arthur Schomburg’s Library Brings out Wealth of Historical Information,” Negro World (April 22, 1922): 6.*
“The Voodoo’s Revenge,” Opportunity 3 (July 1925): 209–13.*
“War News,” New York Amsterdam News (March 30, 1940): 13.
“West Indian Labor,” International Interpreter (May 26, 1923): 240–42.
“West Indians Fight in Burma,” People’s Voice (March 10, 1945): 9.
“White Airmen in England Protest Treatment of Negro Comrades,” People’s Voice (December 9, 1944): 16.
“White Man, What Now?” Spectator (April 5, 1935): 562–63.*
“Wind in the Palms,” Roundway Review 2 (September 1954): 235–40.**
“The Word ‘Nigger,’” Negro World (February 4, 1922): 4.
“Writer Says 200,000,000 Negroes Thank John Bull,” California Daily Eagle (October 11, 1935).
“Young Dr. Davis of Barbados,” Negro History Bulletin 10 (June 1947): 211–12.